I’m still in the learning process so want to get your input on the best way to navigate this situation.

When you become a repeat customer they'll help you navigate the framework of what you need to do.

Best advice I could give is get very familiar with navigating county web sites.

From there our portfolios, education, network, etc continued to grow and now we are involved in multifamily in multistates.I say all that not to brag, but more to share that while 5, 10, 15 year plans are important sometimes just getting started is the best teacher and the best navigator to your longer term goals.Hope my 2 cents helps!  

And we've seen a significant uptick in new clients who are intimidated by all the rules coming down from on high and who trust us to navigate the landscape. 

However, property managers should be better prepared to handle it than private landlords and should be leading the way in helping you navigate this difficult situation. 

How did you navigate the credit svk

Speaking about the brand new Seattle rules about giving 180 days notice for ANY rent increase and paying relocation costs if the tenant is unable to continue living there, what logistics have you come up with to navigate this? 

There are just two many pieces of the puzzle that the only real answer is to understand how to evaluate a deal and have a system that is flexible and allows changes and updates throughout a rigorous due diligence process.

I wanted to create an application where your rental property and tenant information is easy to navigate; current rents, tenants, address information, reminders for repairs, increases, term changes, a place to store your vendor information, download reports, and add photos (posted notices, inspections) directly into the application.