I have a SFH rented out in the Seattle area, about three miles from Amazon’s HQ.

@David Carte I'd be glad to talk, I'm a real estate broker here, and have bought and renovated over 150 properties in Montgomery from C+ to A class over the last three years. 

I am not comfortable offering a price based off of what potential rent is, knowing what rent is current.The big problem I have is that the three lowest rents are social security assisted living that have been there for 5+ years.

As part of the application, she provided documentation of the monthly social security awards for each of the three prospective tenants.  

It's like a chess game and you need to be three steps ahead.

In my market, you could put $100k down on three B SFHs and get close to that number- you'd get to add solid and consistent appreciation, nice neighborhoods, zero crime to the equation as well. 

This makes an investor wait possibly three years and most likely with an interest rate lower than 12 percent while it keeps the taxpayer in the property for at least 3 years with option to pay that lower rate at anytime.

Three contractors later, we sold the property to a couple who made an all cash offer; they bought the house without financing!

They explained to us how they have paid for the property three times by the amount of income they have collected over time, but now just want to liquidate everything.

However, they are literally the only player with the problem.We have three solutions: You can try a different podcast app.