Just set your tenants on 6 month leases and update the rents twice a year if it worries you that much.But if there are more restrictions, like a city-wide proposal that only allows you to increase the rents 3% per year, be on the watch for a MAJOR retaliation from landlords city wide.Here’s the thing about business-minded people… you can’t tax them.

The Raiders haven’t even arrived yet, the Knights were that close to a Stanley Cup and you know they’re gonna bring in a Major League team!

While it's not lucrative and only 1-2 spots are booked for the majority of the year, that's been without any real emphasis on doing this as a business.

It was in a nice safe neighborhood, great school district for my kids, and close to major roads.

It just seems that finding the actual homeowners is more difficult as a majority of the properties for sale are listed under a realtor on behalf of the owner.

I see some mentioned on BP that I have already located online but their pricing isn't conducive for purchasing for flipping.

I can advertise online through many different outlets, and would be invested into your listing because I want to know the best way to advertise my own rentals when the time comes!

BP offers some if you upgrade to Pro and you can find them online as well.

As new apartments open across the city in record numbers, vacancy rates have grown, rents have stopped rising and landlords are offering an increasing number of freebies to get tenants in the door.For years, the Seattle rental market was so heated that renters would constantly monitor online listings and quickly show up to available apartments with checkbooks and references in hand.

In this area the ROI isn't always great for major improvements on rentals unless they are truly needed.Good luck and feel free to reach out with any questions.