Due to the hearing and pressure from the public led by REIA members, councilman Ludeman included up to 4 units and children daycares.

It's a nice neighborhood on upper Western Ave. in the Buckingham/Crestwood area and it was a requirement that the neighborhood be safe enough for my theoretical children to live there.

He served as trustee, and his three children, Guy Waggoner, Electra Waggoner Wharton, and E.

In 2013, The Seattle Times showed that Seattleites have more dogs than children (roughly 75% have pets.)

His supervisors spoke highly of him; even helped him with furniture, kitchen items when he moved in. 

The elderly are being left to fend for themselves and when they pass away the properties go abandoned since many of their children who moved back to the mainland do not plan to ever move back.  

People are taking landlords to court here and getting judgements for cost of treatment, replacement cost of furniture, etc.

Thanks all - the main reason they want to withhold rent is that there are two young children upstairs that they say are running around and ROLLERBLADING and making too much noise to "all hours of the night".  

Investors - Are you more, or less likely to buy the property if all you see are studs and subfloor vs existing dirty carpet, damaged drywall and old furniture etc.

Big drivers are the hospital/healthcare presence between Sentara, Eastern Va Medical School, and the children's hospital, also easy commuting to downtown Norfolk for banking and legal, AND you're a stones throw away from the largest college in the area, Old Dominion University.