But, when you cross reference them on the King County site, they aren't there.

(Crossing fingers)

I am green and know this.I like the advice on checking changed spellings--I also noticed 2 single women buyers --got married during years of living in the property.

I have an opportunity that I would like a second set of experienced eyes to look at with me.I am following up on past leads that I did not close.I have learned more since my first meeting with them and think I can solve their problem better.Before I contact them again I wanted to run a possible solution by this forum for guidance.I first met them from my absentee marketing , they had a renter in place for $775/month but that renter has fell behind a few months and continuously late on payments.They claimed to be “too nice” to follow through with eviction and also cited living cross town is a pain for them.

@Hattie Dizmond - your answers are always good, but you nailed this one right to the cross...lolol  Can I translate - quit wasting our time; go use the calculator!

Instead, see if the lender will accept separate mortgages, cross-collateralize, and later permit you to sell one property and keep the mortgage on the other(s).  

I heard about an interesting Probate strategy that involves cross referencing probate estates with judgments not on on probate.

Yes, those are yellow walls that you see in the background:and green in the bedroom.  

Fingers crossed... rates hold for the year it will take us to build out.

@David Greene You seem very 'bullish' about future appreciation.