You need to get in touch with a killer agent in that area and they will be able to answer all these questions plus more for you!

Everything went perfect for him, his contractors completed the job on time and under budget, the property is appreciating and he got it for a killer deal. 

Would you give them what there asking for with out negotiations, offer a little less, or offer a lot less and try to get a killer deal?

2nd floor and no elevator can be a killer.

Searching King County up to 600K. Not finding much. What there is goes pending in a day or 2 or has an offer review date/multiple offer situation. Not interested in Tacoma due to new Seattle like regulations..

Kill...

I came into this deal thinking it was going to be a base hit, but with all these uncovered issues, it's starting to look like it will be an ongoing headache / cash killer and not what I had originally planned.

If the area is tough to rent in vacancy can be a killer.

@Riley Ricobene If you plan to rent out, keep a close eye on assessment as that's the profit killer on any condo deal.

I'm debating on selling it now (Property is cashflow neutral now, have only earned equity based on appreciation the past few years, rent is good but HOA fees, high property tax and high mortgage are a killer).

Put out lots of Terro ant killer $10. dollar tree $1 for 4 Mouse snap traps baited with Peanut Butter.