There are acres and acres of empty lots sprinkled with a house here and there.

Though, as the article says, there are "pockets of poverty" sprinkled in, and I don't see this "innovation district" changing the fundamental market dynamics.

Within the Urban Growth Area (UGA) of the 3 cities of north Thurston County-- Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, you will find multifamily homes sprinkled throughout.

Bowl of vinegar in the room, sprinkle baking soda on the flooring and any spaces that may have been exposed.

I Use mulifamily as your base monthly cashflow ...and sprinkle it with single family with lease options / rent to own and seller financing to get max ROI

Our real estate doesn’t appreciate all that much here, even in A areas, my main focus would be cashflow with a little appreciation hope sprinkled in. $1050 a month is too much for most, you want to find an equilibrium price where supply and demand meet for max profit. 

@Dillon Baerhttps://codes.iccsafe.org/content/chapter/11010/Assuming this property is not sprinkled already...maybe you can find a grandfather clause...work with the Dept. of Commerce. 

I had rather been hoping everything would be dry, since there has been no water for a year, but no such luck. 1/4 can of Febreeze and holding my breath gave me enough time to sprinkle 1/2 box of Ridex septic treatment into the bowl of the toilet.

The area I’m in is C-B with a few A neighborhood sprinkled in with no rhyme or reason to their location, demand for rental properties is high but the landlords here already close niche and older.

I assume since it would also be a legal third unit you would have to sprinkle the house per the building code.