@Abhishek Prateek, dimension law group, Pllc is very good with eviction

I have a house with those same dimension bedrooms, very small.

Contracts also often include terms related to earnest money, how the buyer will pay the seller, the timeline for the due diligence process, the terms of the inspection (or lack of an inspection), the agreed-upon location, condition, dimensions and features of the property, how much the seller's and buyer's agents will receive, etc., etc.In a nutshell, the contract lays out what is being sold, for how much it is being sold, and all the terms that govern how the buyer and seller will proceed with the sale--and it also makes it so that the buyer and seller can only back out of the sale under certain conditions (which helps prevent buyers or sellers from "flaking" out of the sale for frivolous reasons).Except under certain conditions, canceling a contract usually means serious penalties to the seller and/or buyer; these penalties can include financial penalties, legal liability, and also the inherent penalty to both the buyer and seller of lost time, effort and missed opportunity.Having said that, it is possible for a buyer or seller to cancel a contract.

It's a loser for many reasons but my biggest problem with it are the dimensions of the box it self.

I have also read a book on building tiny homes (which obviously is more complex than cottages due to weight / dimension restrictions but something we are considering due to potentially re-platting later if we can buy another property next to us)We've never built anything for scratch or ran utilities out and currently have to contend with only having a shared driveway (it's technically half on our property but goes into our neighbors backyard so they've been the ones to use it for years; there is no official easement but from what we looked up from their years of use it's kind of possession being 9/10ths of the law)Do you have experience building a backyard cottage / tiny home in Seattle?

For example, for our target tenant pool if any dimension of the master bedroom is less than 12’, the time to rent significantly increases.

I don't know how many windows you have but at HD they have vinyl shutters for $35/pair so for maybe $300 including install you could give the house some dimension.

I can't really tell dimensions from the walk through.

That’s usually 1 1/4 outside dimension.

A lot easier then facebook marketplace where you almost always have to ask what are the dimensions....