As time began to unfold, working with the property owners on leasing vacant units.

Common consensus is that we have peaked so it's not certain how the next year will unfold.

I was actually watching it live as it was unfolding.

Then let the properties unfold from there. 

There’s so much to unfold and it’s definitely overwhelming but I thought I would ask those who have been in my shoes before.

Great question and will be interesting to see how this discussion unfolds.  

My plan is to update/modernize this condo and rent it out next summer (we're close to the University of WA) - my first condo is already rented with positive cash flow.Although I'm happy with the position I'm in and how things have unfolded, my only regrets, with the obvious benefit of hindsight, are:1) Purchasing my first condo with a "consumer" mindset (what are MY neighborhood requirements, how long is MY commute, etc.), rather than with an investor mentality (what is the expected appreciation rate, what are the rental comps, etc.)2) Purchasing my second condo with a realtor, as opposed to getting a license and completing the transaction myself#1 is no longer an issue as I've shifted to investor mode.  

Nonetheless I did explain that the tenant at Diploma Ave. is a mystery tenant because of what had happened with Bob.Dave of course began doing some research about the tenants etc. the situation is unfolding by the day right now so I don't have too much information about Dave's opinion besides the last comment he left me: "Please send me a copy of your management agreement with Bob.

I can't wait for this adventure to unfold and to share it with all of you!

Let’s continue on with the way things begin to unfold once you begin the journey.