I have a 4/2 single family home in Tacoma.

On the addendum when adding the new tenant it states the new tenant who was living there but not on the lease is staying until the set date the original tenant is moving out July 3rd.The original tenant has already moved out and given me a forwarding address but the new tenant we added on who is supposed to vacate today 07/03/2021 sent me this long email about how he cannot leave because he was in the hospital and doesn't have the resources to pay for movers and cannot qualify for any other apartments due to his income. 

Both work with movers on a regular basis when moving mobile homes.

You just have to plug in to communities to meet market movers that can supply them.

As an active agent and investor in the Greater Seattle-Tacoma area, I try to add as much value  as possible and to adjust my approach based on my client’s goals.

Had the water service been on, their mover CORE FURNITURE when disconnecting the washer, would have seen the water gushing out from the open valves and would have known to turn the valves off.

This might even mean paying for a mover yourself and truly have the tenant out of there in a day.

If I have a Heloc on my primary residence  but decide I do not want to live in a 3 family the rest of my life and move renting out my unit, what will happen to my Heloc?

I am looking to purchase my second duplex in Tacoma.

Hey BP, I’ve got a 1700 sqft house in Tacoma (Parkland actually) where I need some basic labor help.