This is WAY outdated, and we're working on getting a new version for you.

Most times you can get 1.5-1.7% without trying hard at all.Evictions typically take 4 weeks from the day I file papers to the "curb" set out date. 

Keep in mind maps get outdated as neighborhoods shift, houses get flipped, rents increase, and economies grow. 

Keep in mind the new local laws, leases have a tendency for certain clauses to become outdated in WA state .We do not operate in a landlord friendly state and a single misstep in the process can set you back dragging the eviction process out (if it gets to that).

My advice would be to look for properties that are outdated but still livable.

Lots of old info stands the test of time, and other old info is simply out-dated; so help us all out and let us know - don't just criticize unless you're able to be constructive.

My husband and I tried to find information and resources for free before finding Renatus and it was simply jumbled, all over the place, outdated, incorrect, and vague.

Our windows are outdated and it would make sense to upgrade these to be more energy efficient but we'll see how our utility bills go in the next year or so.

It has an asbestos tile roof that's 80 years old, an outdated boiler system, and other rehab issues.

It is outdated and has tenants in it.