Nothing 1 block east or West, but anything on actual Cicero looks to be in play.

In Mar 2020, this ruling was blocked, and pushed court date to Jun.

Even if the main road is a block away.

Obviously would be helpful if there are other multifamilies on the block already.

Yea it’s on woodlawn about 3 blocks east of State st next to those metal barn looking homes.  

I was able to block him in time.

Many people have it in their email signature blocks about and never to accept wire info from them over email...Even at closings we ‘sigh with relief’ (sort of) when we hear payments are on with bank checks...where did you hear that?

[This decade] Irreversible damage to the viability of retail REI, the impact of driverless cars/not needing to own a car, civil unrest, progressive politics and other circumstances that would lead people to challenge restrictive zoning laws.6. [2030s] Modular/Manufactured home building becoming more attractive, affordable and quick to build in municipalities with very relaxed development restrictions.5 years ago, I recognized that my profession (CPA) was on the chopping block as a result of technology, automation and commodification.  

Go to sdat and see how many homeowners are on that street and block. 

For example burien passed an inspection program (annoying to those of us who give a dang, but manageable and doesn't impinge on tenant screening, setting rents, etc) and they have some rules around move-in fees and relocation,  but they haven't passed any rules blocking out important screening criteria or preventing you from controlling who moves into your property)   In total scale of additional rules at the municipal level Tacoma has the most after Seattle,  but their leadership and rules are still sufficiently more balanced that its an area worth looking at  (if there are still any good deals to be had) There is activity by tenant advocates on the statewide scale to enact some of the same sorts of rules seattle has (just cause, restricted screening criteria, severe limits on ability to evict, collect up front fees, and control occupancy),  and what is probably going to become an annual attempt to enact statewide rent control until it happens.