However, you will loose some "clients" to other agents, it's just part of the business.

But loosing only 0.75psi drop over several hours will be hard to find. 

Than when I am planning a vacation all hail breaks loose, tenants are moving in and out, stuff is breaking, hair is clogging drains, don't hate on me ladies, but starting to appreciate bald headed women!

The state has some draconian law that they can't bump down benefits to govt workers (i.e. if their pensions have grown out of reasonable bounds given what they put in) so the only way both the state and county are going to be able to make up the pension shortfalls they currently have is, likely, by raising taxes significantly - which will drive out even more businesses.As it stands, some of the counties in and around chicago have some of the worst tax rates you'll find.

Knowing that inheriting a late tenant is statistically not bound to end well, we always - particularly with a smaller building - insist on the former.

Also, draw inspections will run you $125 each or so.there is a limit to how much you can spend on the renovations, and what type of improvements are financed - however this is much more loose with Homestyle than FHA 203kthere will be additional work and time involved in closing since you need to do a lot of paperwork and get a number of parties on the same page signing papers, etc (buyer, seller, lender, GC, consultant)you will need to come up with the renovation costs out of pocket first and then submit a draw request, get inspected, and then get reimbursed by the bank - so even though you're financing the renovations, you'll still need a good amount of working capital during the projectThose are the main downsides I see - the obvious upside is the relatively low cost of the loan (I'm paying 4.375%) and the single closing.

Low Income rental I like loose lay down vinyl sheet flooring.

The high bidder was bound by the lease for the next almost 30 years, before they could start to collect rent and they can't evict the tenant because they already paid their rent to the former owner.I saw a property sold at tax sale that was an expired lease for a building already removed from the site. 

From your description, it is possible the burner needs cleaned and serviced and stopping operations just allowed buildup to harden and/or break loose and become an obstruction - or a spider decided to make its home in burner {we had a furnace not relight as a result of this once} ... though at 2(ish) years of age, it shouldn't be that dirty.While it is possible a sensor has failed prematurely, I'd start with a service.

You need to confirm that this is the code of law that your tenant quoted in the notice.Unless there is a very recent change in the Washington Landlord/Tenant laws, your tenant is bound by the terms of your lease and is liable for rent until end of the lease, except if the tenant is called to active military duty, victim of domestic violence/ stalking, victim of landlord's harassment or if the dwelling is unsafe to live in.Even though the tenant may still be liable for rent, since he has given notice of early termination, you must mitigate lost rent by putting in good faith effort to re-rent the property at fair market value.