@Bat-Erdene ChagnaaGiven Seattle's every changing lovely landlord laws I'd recommend getting to know https://www.rhawa.org/They have great information and forms for you to use.

We listed on Apartments.com for their management tools (saw it recommended in a thread on here).

If they insist on taking you to court, get your documentation together, demonstrate the damages they caused, let the court know you offered a full refund, and hope the court has mercy on you and doesn't charge you the full three months.If you want to avoid problems like this in the future, I recommend you start educating yourself on how to follow the law and handle problems.

FYI: HIGHLY recommend having attorney prepare an agreement they sign BEFORE the test!

Hi Erwin, do you have a mortgage broker you can recommend?

The caveat here was that it was family.So answering your questions:- A course could be good, but I haven't done any, always my recommendation is to have your hands dirty.

Does anyone have experience in this market and can recommend good local managers?

BiggerPockets also has a calculator you can use to analyze deals and I highly recommend you start this as soon as possible, even if you are not ready to buy.

Great question I would recommend using zillow.com" rent zestimate" and also trulia.com.

..It is recommended, any attorney to play for this?..