If this post is ridiculous and embarrassing, ignore it all together and I’ll take the hint.

Minutes from I-5 as well as the just 2 miles from the new WSU Everett campus, you might even be able to hear the hint of an Aquasox crowd cheer from the front yard.

Moreover, as you correctly hinted at, the loyalty of the listing agent lies with the seller first and foremost. 

Tenant move out with little notice and you have a month long vacancy (hint - a long term lease has NO effect on this.)When I buy a property I consider the stuff that needs to be done right away to be part of the acquisition cost.

The argument has always been one of aesthetics -- mobile home parks have an unfortunate reputation for being eyesores; and in a state that relies on it's natural beauty to fuel the number one industry of tourism, there is always much caution towards anything that even hints that it may detract from that beauty.There are a few "unofficial" tiny house communities on the island. 

(Hint: find an example of a well-established company whose performance is not completely reflected via it's stock.)If you would like to chat further feel free to PM me.Best of luck!

Minutes from I-5 as well as the just 2 miles from the new WSU Everett campus, you might even be able to hear the hint of an Aquasox crowd cheer from the front yard.

Also, when mentioning over the phone that we will likely issue his 30 day notice tomorrow on Dec. 1st, he states he will have to use his disability check on the 3rd to get into his new place (hinting that he won't be able to pay me current rent check from previous owner). 

If you buy on seller/owner finance terms, (or subt to?)

I'll browse around the forum here for some hints.