It is a 3 bed, 2 bath in very good (move-in ready) condition with a driveway, good sized front and backyards and in a nice, up-and-coming neighborhood, just across the street from a beautiful community park.

The PNT who is in Seattle cannot meet in person to see the place and wants to discuss more information over the phone.My main question for the BP community is how do I go about entertaining both of these tenants interests in the new place?

Many communities do not want added commercial traffic to residential areas.

I'd like to hear some feedback from the BP community about starting up a Property Management company targeting that market.

I've just started to scratch the surface of the vast amount of resources available here, and I am very excited to meet all of my future friends here in the BP community!

I have a tenant who can be erratic & make poor decisions that have effected my condo community and pissed off the HOA, neighbors & me to no end, so I've chosen not to renew his lease. 

Be sure to plug into your local BP community through meet-ups and investment groups.

When I changed the vacancy rate and began to read about the community I began to be skeptical of this being a good investment.

I am wondering if others are investing in the smaller communities around us here and how are you dealing with the lack of data.In particular, I struggle putting value on the land. 

Thanks for being a great community.