There are a ton of benefits to investing where you live and work for the folks that are sticking around Seattle for the long haul... although a friendlier business climate around would definitely be nice.PS: My family's home in Cupertino, CA is a 3-4 bed ranch house, midgrade 1970s construction, and its worth 2.5 million dollars.

Had it with WA's anti-landlord climate.

Were designing and building climate controlled exterior entry units.

It's a cooler/cold climate (western Washington state).I upgraded the bath fan to 100 cfm (double previous fan's cfm) and added a timer switch so that they could leave the fan on to go to work/school.Even so, it is still far to humid in the house.Is there a solution to this problem of excessive interior moisture?

Given the social climate and your conflict with the broker and now that you are practically a criminal in the mind of local police and the park-the-car-in-the-Harvard-garage crowd, you just might be an entrepreneur sooner than later.Your worst foot forward letter campaign may just be your ticket to freedom!  

I am as new as they get to the real estate gig so I cannot take the pulse on the current real estate climate in Mobile.