I suspect based on your description only flippers would be interested in it, not retail buyers, as such it will sell at flipper prices, far less than you think it will.

Moreover, in the listing description, you need to explicitly state that the property for rent is per room and other individuals will be occupying the home.

It doesn't seem to need much work, just cosmetic stuff it seems from the photos and the description on the listing.

It’s not always listed in the petition or sometimes it may show as a legal description.

Sounds like a description of me........but that was 48 years ago.I can't tell why or how I stuck with this crazy idea of creating financial freedom....I don't care what the books or folks selling courses say......this ain't an easy business to make money in even if you are starting with a bank roll.

In the meantime the estimate came back from the electrician at $1400: Job description "locate and cut Romex cable in the basement that feeds the A.C. units underground.

Based on the description you provided, you will get a better return buying more real estate, if you are not comfortable owning investment property, evicting tenants, carrying debt, etc then the opportunity cost is negated.

With the descriptions of the properties it doesn’t sound like you have a hefty budget.

Thanks, JeffAs part of your request for determination, you will need to provide evidence, such as: Recorded subdivisions or division of land into four lots or less; King County or City documents indicating approval of a short subdivision; Recorded deeds or contracts describing the lot or lots either individually or as part of a conjunctive legal description (e.g., Lot 1 and Lot 2); or Historic tax records or other similar evidence, describing the lot as an individual parcel.

If it is set up properly, managed properly and operates for the right reason - wait, come to think of it, isn't that a description of the way any well-run business should operate?