I do know when I first bought in Denver (~1995-1996) that someone mentioned a house in Wash Park went for $100 per square foot and everyone shook their heads.

Commercial Property also might be an option as I have seen several people do well with Car Washes and Storage Unit Facilities.  

A few months later, I sold them a house in Wash Park as the Highlands were not a good fit for them. 

He still must wash windows (2), toilet, stove and range hood window screens and of course wipe down all the new counters and floors.  

The worst problem I have had so far was a group of fishermen who stayed several days decided to help me out by washing all the towels they used. 

You ever take your car to an automatic car wash, pay anyone to mow your lawn, go out to dinner, etc.?

According to the Nolo article at http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/washington-hoa-coa-foreclosures.html : In Washington, COA liens are prior to all other liens, except for: liens and encumbrances recorded before the COA recorded the condo declarationliens for real property taxes (and other governmental assessments or charges), anda mortgage on the condo that was recorded before the delinquency date of the assessment (Wash.

Again mortgage broker is better, insurance agent is better, sub-contracting (pressure washing, tiling, drywall, flooring, painting, carpentry, etc).

And, of course, better choices includes washing our hands, wearing our masks, and social distancing… Existing Home Sales.

Was he legit or was it a scam?