Of course, our award winning local news station didn't bother to dig into that comment. 

The lot I had bought was an old gas station and little did I know the tanks are still in the ground!

there is no Certificate of occupancy either. it is relatively safe area with good tenants, based on my limited experience.If you are looking at JSQ, walkable distance to the path station, it will be hard to find anything that give you positive cash flow. it should be looked at as a long term investment. 

I've been looking at a handful of multi-family units in the College Station area (Between CS proper and Bryan).

Is there documentation showing where the train stations will be?

One, of course location, another amenities at the dock, fuel, dump station, condition of the ramps, depth of the water, what the docks are made of (decking of concrete or treaded lumber) covered, uncovered and the list goes on.

It's been a while since I sourced probate data there but they used to have three work stations in the probate department for public use.

I've seen a few properties in downtown Puyallup near the Sounder Station that could be really cool MF but the husband and I don't have the cash yet to build the bigger projects so we've had to stay away from those. 

I was stationed in Spain, but was deployed on a ship when the transactions happened.

One of the newest light rail stations is opening at Northgate Mall in a couple years.