It's a double edge sword - get a nice price for your building but either buy another expensive property or bite the bullet on the capital gains.Best of luck!

In relation to Seattle or even Kenmore/Bothell, prices are still cheap in Everett.If you're thinking urban Seattle, I'd look into anything close to the Light Rail stations that are slated to be built. 

I found one for sale at a gas station down the street from my house. 

Its nearby the station and if there is not enough room for us we can find an other place nearby.If you guys can send me a PM with your phonenumber, I can create a whatsapp group so we can contact eachother easier, if that is ok.

Barclay/Station North would give me a fancy new reno with a bit more space, but probably no parking and a maybe (?)

My ads always have the rent, utilities the tenants pay, amenities, appliances, schools, security deposit, length of lease, type of heat (gas, electric, oil) central air, fireplaces, garages, off street parking, who cuts the lawn and shovels snow (hint its not me), credit and criminal checks, and neighborhood highlights like busline, and police station in the next block.. 

I am an active duty Officer stationed at Ft Stewart.

How much will it cost to install 6 stations in the space? 

Hello everyone, I am currently active duty Navy stationed in Pearl Harbor, HI.

I'm AD AF stationed at Travis.