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Updated over 3 years ago, 10/03/2021

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Is Seattle really that bad for landlords?

Jason Chung
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I always hear folks saying Seattle is not landlord friendly, so I should not buy an investment property in Seattle. But reading up on the tenant/landlord rules, I don't really see any concerns. What is everybody worried about?

There is no rent control. I can increase rent as long as 1) I give 60 days notice if its above 10%, and 2) it's on a month-to-month. 

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