Scott office in Mukilteo.

In other words, if you walked in the office and asked to rent a unit, this would be the rate that the manager tells you it would cost to rent a unit. 

There are good and bad but you'll mostly hear about the bad.The truth is, if you want good tenants you need to educate yourself on what makes a good tenant and then screen applications until you find one.If you want a good property manager, you need to educate yourself on what makes a good one and then screen them until you find one.Far too many Landlords hire the manager with the lowest fees or the nice office or the pretty face or the fancy car or the...you get the point.

That being said, there are a TON of investors looking for quality deals, so if you can manage to provide TRUE value and acquire great off-market opportunities, you'll be a sure success.Couple of tips:1.

Ideally, the Post Office keeps leasing it as a Post Office. 

I’m STILL waiting on the state so I can take my test but have already had tons on training and script practice at the office already.

One word of advice, knowing the industry, what ever you're going to do & where ever, be sure you're claiming those tips!

@Colleen F. n WA is a title and escrow state he simply needs to walk into any title company with his contract that he can buy at office depot.. in this area they are called Stevens Ness forms.. fill in the blanks and for this simple transaction that is all that is needed title co will handle the rest.. lawyer would be over kill....

There is a reasonable chance that you could be required to convert it back to a 2 bedroom, so you would have paid for the extra square footage I would expect to pay for the original square footage and have the price discounted from that for the extra hassle and risk of dealing with the code enforcement officer 

I'm interested in getting a multi-leveled building that has been used as retail and office space right in the heart of a downtown and converting the space into modern apartments for professionals/executives and/or younger/hip crowd.