We advertised it as a tranquil quiet home with an unobstructed view into the back. 

But if you look at a chart of values over time, the trend is still positive overall.

I have to assume the days of someone advertising a 1 bedroom house that sleeps 20 people are numbered, as the locals get restless.

I have seen some companies advertise properties in Birmingham as B+ or A- when they are CLEARLY C+ at best.

I was planning to repaint the whole unit and put in a new kitchen anyway and wasn't going to advertise/do showings, until most of that work was done. 

This will be a slow deal (12-18 Months) as we wait for units to turn over to renovate them, but with the additional income, barring local cap rates (~7%) stay similar to what they are now or get better, we plan to refinance our purchase and reno capital out, while holding onto a $3,500+/month cash flowing asset in a ever increasing trendy area..

 The Bay area techs are earning 80% of the entire planets advertising revenue.

pro's   looks better on paper than a B or Acons.. wont run as advertised and return might be as good as B class or you could get your butt handed to you.

On the other hand, if you have experience, then I suggest you advertise it under BP marketplace clearly indicating what is it you're bringing to the table and what you're looking for from your partner(s).Best!

They can easily afford a home in many areas, if not in the trendy areas of Seattle.