My statement purely stems from a variety of things I have observed since my wife and I moved here about 7 years ago.

The area is very nice, close to a STEM grade school, college, downtown, parks, brand new community pool and the list goes on.

WA RCW doesn't technically say the LL can't do the repairs, but then it also doesn't say if the LL can charge for their own time, and our confusion partly stemmed from learning that some states actually DO say the LL cannot charge for their time.And secondly, is there anything in the RCW or otherwise legally written that would say when a tenant can deny the LL the ability to make the repair?

I'm taking info over the ear with a grain of salt, we both know we can't put 100% trust in what we are told about a property from the homeowner which is where the uncertainty in my post about the repair cost stems from.My comp is solid. in the very same neighborhood, no new schools, tax rates, no major roadways, and no major anything in between, it's literally a couple of houses down.

All in all, what I have gathered in my real estate investing since 2008, is that you really should have a plan.That plan needs to stem from the idea that you invest no more of your own money than you can afford to lose, as if you just tossed it out your window on the freeway some day!

Buy CBIS @ less than $0.03 Sell at more than $0.06.Cannabis is illegal, so what.

Although the housing bubble exploded, it is extremely important to understand that the crash stemmed from years earlier.

All other professionals involved basically stemmed off that central/core team with Candor Realty out of Lowell!

All other professionals involved basically stemmed off that central/core team with Candor Realty out of Lowell!

There are a whole host of issues that can stem from attempting to wholesale on-market properties.