I had an underwriter call me once and I was totally caught off gaurd and got grilled.

IF YOU DO, and you make it publically visible, be prepared to get grilled over it.

I'm sure you couldn't just turn it into a landfill for example, but what if you wanted to use it for the following:a) Create a large community gardenb) Create a "park-like" space with picnic tables and grilling stationsc) Create a playgroundd) Put a mobile home on ite) Put storage sheds/buildings on itf) Create a basketball courtg) Create a tree farm

You should also make sure that charcoal grill never gets used on the deck:)

I'd say that's an accomplishment...Late rents for years is why i am letting them go and breaking the lease--bringing pets then claiming they are hearing dogs and getting non-profit lawyers to vouch for them...and the rent is below market...that s why i am letting them go and they take advantage of the fact that i never collected late fees for rentals..they trash the hallway and have like 4 grills in the back yard/..they caused a fire and dont want to pay for repairs...im taking them to small claims...time for a different set of people LOL

It's not that we want to grill you on every little financial detail.

I let them have a grill and they dump charcoal in the parking lot.  

It has A/C, WiFi, a large deck, patio, grill, enclosed outdoor shower, waterfall, and fire pit.For a property that rents for $2500 during high season, do the below expectations look somewhat reasonable?

There is a REIA group every Tuesday at noon at Gobi Mongolian Grill on Mill Plain.

It's there the same reason I don't allow certain breeds of dogs, smoking, or charcoal grills on the porch.