Too bad it's a holiday weekend or I'd be doing that right now...

It took close to 6 months due to the major holidays and around $4,000 when all was said and done.DO NOT change locks or enter the property without notice.

Extended family coming for the holiday claiming items, etc.  

(This is, by the way, a multifamily property with no private yards, so any pet waste becomes everyone's problem--and these folks really like to write their own rules on the matter.)Thanks for any enlightenment you can offer--and happy holiday!

Unfortunately, this will make for a very awkward holiday season. 

Only two people have shown interest in the past week (I was going to list it with an agency on Tuesday due to holiday) and both are in similar circumstances.

I recommend calling Hull, Holiday & Holiday.

December is historically slow... no one wants to be moving at holidays.. or they want in the new home before Christmas it can go both ways.then the market in the NW really starts to jump in Jan feb one of our projects in PDX  27 new builds.. we sold I think 3 or 4  from sept 15 to Jan 1.. then sold out from jan one to May 30th.  

I have gotten called twice on a Friday late afternoon/early evening before a holiday weekend that the AC was not working, but all it took was a call to my HVAC contractor's after hours service line and they took care of it.  

I was in the SF Bay Area, so we weren't under snow, but during holidays it is still hard to get units rented (Nov until Jan), but I could still rent to students coming to start winter semester at the university next door.