When I first moved in, before the economy took a dump, the condo fees included 12 hour a day shuttle service in a big loop through the city every hour 7 days a week.

Furnished, including sheets, kitchen stuff, ready to move in.PPty tax about $1800/year.HOA of $575 night.Potential* gross rents of $28K/year, 56% to owner, 44% to management.Daily maid service, shuttle buses to ski slope, it's across I70 from the slope.

In those cities there are a lot of older (1900-1950) multifamily housing stock with good bones.I second @Brandon Vukelich's advice to follow the lightrail - traffic on i-5 is only geting worse, and Seattle's long term vision is to eliminate most buses and cars from downtown and have most of the other transit options simply shuttle folks to and from the lightrail stops. 

You will need to be sure you provide a shuttle service to their doctor's appointments, etc. 2.

I would love to nurture this partnership by adding value to the deals in order to get the best deals shuttled in our direction. 

The HOA fee for our size unit is $309 per month and that covers all the amenities (pools, volley ball court, movie theater, shuttle to and from campus, etc.). 

I could imagine that in the example above it will perfectly work out when they advertise it enough to the millions of tourists who visit NYC and offer direct shuttles there from convenient locations...

Washing machine, dishwasher, microwave, security system, pool, central air, shuttle? 

Distance to shuttle or public transportation5.

As a scientist, I can imagine building a space shuttle on the 25% rule.