I have had no complaints from any other tenants about the new tenants.

Can someone please help clarify to me how I legally wholesale in Washington state?

Unfortunately, this home was listed on the MLS, so I will have to pay the agent commission, and legal fees. 

If asbestos is present and poses a risk, a tenant could, among other things, legally force the landlord to choose between removing the asbestos or losing rent. 

If its Ayurveda she is after, she can live in India and get a 4 year degree with a fraction of your projected $240k.Please don't let a university make money of your wife's passion, especially when ot may not be a legal requirement to have such a degree.

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Seriously though, I don’t have a single complaint about them.

I concur with the others; find a good landlord/tenant attorney that can help you plan your legal recourse and act quickly.Hopefully, next time around you'll find a better tenant. 

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