Goes to show you political beliefs have now transcended rational thinking, education, and intelligence.Instead of taking a rational approach to this story, perhaps understanding the root of the law, how it would actually happen if rubber hits the road, how to counter the law itself or open dialogue from parties, or even how it might not even happen given the Mayor doesn't support it, people jump to conclusion, wrap it around 'Merica being great or something, and then hit send.People are acting like every single tenant in Seattle will be taking advantage of this.

Again, sorry for the dialogue that went nowhere, but I did take one important kernel of truth from this exchange, so all wasn't for naught. 

I'm hopeful **fingers crossed** that the notice to pay or quit will open up a dialogue with your "quiet" tenant.

Thank you for the dramatic and entertaining 'dialogue' ya'll. 

I also had to go back and read our back and forth dialogue.

Opened this topic thinking there was only a few pages of dialogue (silly me.)Instead of reading all 100 pages of content, my guess is a correction is coming.

Hi Jinglei, I’d start by opening the dialogue with agents in the areas you’re interested in and speaking with property managers in that area as well.

To let you know to get the mention link to work you have to type the @ sign and then start typing the person's name in the thread (or a colleague) until the name pops up in a dialogue box - then select it. 

You need to learn some dialogue to explain the costs.  

The advice you and @Brandon Sturgill are giving is exactly the sort of dialogue I have been trying to find on here and am sure others could use this advice as well.