Here in the Chicago market, you normally end up needing to offer more and not less!

Normally that's enough to run from, but I can't help but staring at these "back-to-back Grand slam" monthly cash flow numbers. 

Normally when I renovate I give away the metal for free, but cast radiators are pretty heavy and may be worth the time and effort to scrap them yourself.Happy investing,Troy

For all the postcards, letters, "ringless voicemail", SMS spam and virtual assistants I get calling me, I think I've had ONE real honest person call asking if I was selling, and even though I wasn't,  I talked to him like a normal person and gave some advice about cold calling.

The thought is I could keep the same good tenant instead of gambling on an unknown tenant, the tenant gets continuity to their business instead of finding a new place for likely similar rent, and I get to increase my NOI for sale or refinance purposes.

Normally there is a Modification to the Promissory Note. 

Talk to a WA housing attorney- I'm fairly sure that someone is required to have a real estate brokers license to manage a property in WA state for money.Here's another thread where it came up:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/21/topics/166986-washington-state-property-management-license Also- normally your PM would send YOU one for rents.

Personally I lived in Seattle now Hawaii and I saw the light... need cashflow to eat (although i do admit that appreciation will make you rich)It could appreciate but I consider that gambling.

But it’s a gamble and I’m willing to take on a little risk.

There are a few across NC, and after your drive through one, you realize it's just like a normal road but with traffic on the left instead of right, like in England.