And then it becomes speed and efficiency... get a few going and close them every 90 to 120 days  that's our goal ( which we hit sometimes sometimes not) But if my ground partner can be working on 4 or 5 all in the pipeline and we have a closing monthly ( which is our goal) they can make 10 to 15k  month and when we hit a good one more...

Thanks @Jonathan Klemm and @Tina Kapur we have to get you up to speed quick here otherwise you are going to say the wrong thing and get in trouble.  

At the very least, I think it's important to get their perspective on what needs to be done to get the property up to speed.  

In the last few years the City of Danville has created lots of speed bumps for STR operators, so be sure to familiarize yourself with all those restrictions.

I will add this to what I just said above  the guy  who  does the video  is Jerry Norton  and he must have taken a speed speaking course  at some point.  

Councilman Eric Arias highlighted the substantial state and federal grants to improve infrastructure.However, residents voiced concerns about persistent problems such as a nearby wastewater plant's odor, inadequate lighting, and speeding trucks.

I'd lean towards a full demolish as well...either way, headaches, but I'd rather have ground up headaches than remodel headaches ;) not to mention speed

Don't rent property in Washington without having a thorough understanding of the laws and ordinances of the State, County, and City jurisdictions in which your property is located, and have an attorney on speed dial.

Lessons Learned:Buying with cash provided speed but tied up capital.

I hope there will be some changes after November but we will see.Even with all these speed bump I still want to invest in CA vs OOS.