The potential tenants would be blue collar workers, many that work in power plants and factories and I am told that you can get rent as high as $750/month. 

With that mind...2. the water from the roofline then drops to soil right on the ground used for landscape plants.

They are overgrown and not well advertised. i live within 10 minutes of a large plant that is opening 2 more facilities in the next 2 years.

My landscaper refused to continue working with it as a lawn planted on it would just die come fall/winter in NW Washington’s heavy rains.  

My landscaper refused to continue working with it as a lawn planted on it would just die come fall/winter in NW Washington’s heavy rains.

However....the upside of renting is that you wouldn't be doing what we do.... spending much of our time pruning, planting, staining, painting, fixing, remodeling something, thinking about adding something (like..."

I have learned a lot from you. our title plants are digital.. so we can get date downs on the phone as a premier client. 

are there Fortune 100 companies coming into the area (building a plant or relocating their headquarters) in the next 5 years?

These thieves conduct military-like raids on facilities, stealing the plants and attempting to destroy the irrigation and lighting systems. 

Also - The lender already mentioned a short-sale to them so that seed has been planted.