Chill

If you do it right, your tenants will be chill roommates and you'll all benefit from the arrangement.

Its a pretty chill time to learn and network and hear some great stories of what others are experiencing.

They offer beautiful landscapes and a chill zoning vibe that's great for ADU development.

Just chill and wait for the slow dime.

However, in this case, your over-reaction could easily INCREASE the chances that the tenant will sue you.Next time (and there will be a next time), chill out and think carefully before you act.

The amount of people you see out at night will show mischief and people you see chilling in the day is a good indication of the working class/non-working class ratio in the neighborhood. 

Takes me an hour to get from my house in Poulsbo to downtown Seattle and it's much more scenic and chill than sitting in traffic trying to get from say, Capital Hill to Ballard or SLU to Bothell!

I will read a book or just chill and when I every property I was interested is cancelled I don't consider the auctions to be a failure because auctions are only one more arm extending out that generates income.One more very good way to get properties is to be friendly with everyone in your bank and let them know you are an investor and you are willing to pay a great referral fee.

You can go all out (like I did) and do very well, or you can go a little more chill/budget friendly and still do okay.This is my place there: https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/5...