Promises on the front end of home visits by caseworkers and close monitoring are common. 9 Months later I received a letter advising they had removed the Tenant from the program... still no guarantees.

Neighborhood has wide streets good infrastructure but still drug laden and surrounding area really rough.

Do you live close enough to monitor progress and continue doing your job (as in work 70 hours)?

Hey all,One of my concerns as a landlord is water, fire, and other damage by a tenant or plumbing. I was wondering if adding a Simplisafe Alarm system which also has optional water/flood and fire detectors would be a ...

In my market, second bed with a desk and a monitor.

The city is working on the infrastructure to be able to enforce and somehow regulate the industry, but as of now, that city ordinance is the only thing preventing that. 

There is a lot of opposition to the LPG infrastructure, but I suppose they are used to fighting against that.

-With JBLM being a big source of tenants, and with potential employer growth in the Tacoma area plus further infrastructure to support commuting to Seattle, we are considering Tacoma as a primary market, though Olympia is definitely an option.

Cities are going to protect their infrastructure/revenue.

My neighbor operates a guest house, and I actually got a call about him complaining about my tenants who are not even doing anything in particular because he was monitoring them through camera and audio.Over time, a balance will be found.Originally posted by @Robin Searle:@Ken Latchers I’m a Realtor and I absolutely believe in everyone’s right to quiet enjoyment of their home.