There is a lot of money floating around and I think that is driving these outrageous valuations adding in the unfavorable landlord tenant laws and I don’t see many opportunities in the area for the time being.

@Vincent CraneUnfortunately, the majority of the real estate investment deals around my area have low rental rates with fairly high prices, so it is unfavorable unless you can land a really good deal.

Note aside ....larger than 4 units adds all kinds of other unfavorable financing complications. 

It explains how anyone can go from an unfavorable financial position to financial freedom.

All other Washington State landlords would do well to pay attention and support our industry lobbyists in Olympia and in our local communities to prevent unfavorable laws from spreading to other areas of the state.  

I agree that separate utilities are far more pragmatic for the delineation of utility bills however I am was curious if anyone has run into problems with property classification disputes when it comes time to sell and if the pain of single meter is worth the risk of unfavorable property classification for selling to a VA buyer (a majority of this market)

Then I heard about the (unfavorable to men) sex/dating ratios in San Francisco.

Example low to zero security deposits,unfavorable leases to land a tenant,rent concessions etc.The seller is selling for a reason and there is usually a problem attached.That is fine you just need to know the true story so you don't overpay going in.

All of which I have rented to remnants of in the past with both favorable and unfavorable results.

Otherwise, if their appraisals are consistently unfavorable, clients might choose to go elsewhere.