One in 35.Apples and oranges.However, facts often have no influence on emotion, and right now the reactions in the media, the markets, and around the world are based purely on emotion.

This appears to be after you leave an make it a pure investment property.Closing costs look low.

@Cory WeberFrom a pure agent position: There will be your exam fee and state license fee. 

As a pure investor (not an agent) you don't owe them fiduciary duty.   

@Nathan EstochenI have friends who operate in Seattle and it’s really bad out there for STRs - especially for operators using a pure lease arb strategy.

On the one hand, as long as we aren't significantly losing money on a month to month basis I feel it best to maintain the property purely from an appreciation standpoint (strong location close to the a large medical center) with an dramatic increase in housing.  

One of you is getting a check written to your name or company name (I assume if you are during pure cash whats the point of asking...). 

First, on a purely investment standpoint, would you leverage the money instead and buy 4 B neighborhood properties? 

It really takes the emotion out of a deal when you haven't walked the place and you can focus purely on numbers.

Either way will work. 1 is buying higher quality doors vs pure door count.