NO visitors or extra guests without letting you know who and how many.

Seller will take this off the cost of the property.Trying to wrap my head around the legal  of the permanent tenant and the appraisal process.Seller financing available.Asking is $650,00 screaming Deal.

All of my other units are long term rentals for 1) ease of management, 2) lender perception and 3) because I'd just rather provide units to local residents than short term visitors while we have such a crazy housing shortage in town.A good option for you might be to rent your place out fully furnished on a month-to-month lease.

Are you being paid by the Seattle Visitors bureau?

The one I'm buying is a dpulex and rents at $1350 so I'll take it, but it's not a screaming deal in that neighborhood.

The most successful builders I’ve dealt with have also been the developer, so they make money on the lot too.With flipping, you can get a really screaming deal on the purchase, and that can equate to most of the profit you have in a project.

This screams bad tenant all over it.

The more Amenities you have, like pool, garage, visitor parking spot, Recreation Room, barbeque, golf course etc. the more HOA and CDD fees.

It is hard to piece together what happened exactly because the stories don't match up, but it appears that Tenant A threatened/chased Tenant B's guests with a baseball bat after they rang her doorbell repeatedly at 2 AM (they had the wrong apartment), and then when an angry Tenant B confronted her, she yelled and screamed and hit him multiple times with her screen door.

@Teejay LobosPlaces with very few residents and millions of visitors