The biggest lesson learned was that good screening and requirements equal good tenants.

., where property types aren't always run of the mill and the way of business is a little quirkier compared to mid-sized and smaller cities, then I'd recommend going local. 

I am pretty focused on sustainability so my updates are going to include a lot of LED lighting and water saving measures, going to be one big green money-making machine here soon.Tenants on the other side came with the purchase so haven't gotten to test out the ultimate guide on tenant screening yet. 

We brough the size of the property from 2000 to 2735 sqf.

If you want decent sized city, not such a small burb, that isn't south of Seattle, I think Everett has some long term potential too!

There’s no one size fits all of course but I’m looking for something basic to tweak and build off of.

for pictures click image below from below where you are writing and drop a file in but there are limitations on size and type, I am not sure how you find those. 

We can't get another mortgage to move out of the commercial building right now, and year lease rentals are basically non-existent in our area (at least ones that are the size we need).

Hi Anthony,They might just move out if they had another place to live.It's common for apartment complexes to allow dogs (of a certain size) and cats.

And use that as a chance to do some phone screening as to whether or not they seem like a viable lead.