I won't get into the long list of Seattle's attempts at "affordability" and landlord controls. 11,000 landlords quit or sold in 2022. 

I recently listed several apartments and I would consider carrying paper.

Is a rental company not deemed negligent and responsible if items in a property are stolen for not securing a property when failing to rekey all exterior locks after an eviction or move out?

You might also see if any of the vacancy's are currently listed and how good their marketing is. 

My husband and I are spec home builders and I list all of our properties myself on the MLS.

He asked if he could feature one of our homes on his listing to generate online traffic. 

I'm going to post a listing that has a shared bathroom, shared kitchen, and a vacant bedroom.

My wife and I own 14 short term rentals in Carolina Beach, NC, and we also co-own a property management company that manages another 54 listings.  

I also have a realtor client who has an East Nashville listing right now that is fully remodeled with a walk-out basement that includes a kitchen.

Do you agree with this list?