If it's in excellent condition you can expect to pay a six cap, if it's not then maybe a nine or a ten is in the cards.

Not as much as hardwood or bamboo, but holds up quite well.Easy to clean.Cons:Can be a bit fragile during installation or package transportation.  

I don't have very many before pictures because we lost the memory card.

Look at the zoning and make sure your zoning is LR1, LR2 or LR3.In Ballard, you need to know how far you are from public transportation (better to be 1/4 or less away) as this will affect your parking requirements and FAR.

I gave mine some Walmart gift cards and clothing and sent them on the way to find a new place to live.

I usually put out bandit signs within a mile radius of the property and near all Lowes home Depot locations.If possible get with a realtor and find out who the cash buyers were who bought properties in that particular zip code within the last 6-9 months and send then a post card or try and contact then by phone.

I funded it with cash 11k, a personal loan of 25k and credit cards.

If you work with the contractor desks at both Home Depot or even Menards (not sure you have Menards), but they have tons of catalogs, you can order and have it dropped directly at the job site.Most have contractor credit cards, that give you a % rebate of your purchase.

Knock on some doors, leave your business card at supermarkets, etc.

After almost 2 years of employment they could not even tell me in person, what a bunch of cowards.I had a plan to keep working to pay the bills and use the profit from my deals to pay off my credit card debt and save up a years worth of income before I went full time into REI.