all greywater/waste gets held in a container below the trailer and usually gets gravity feed out into a septic system of sorts that will have to be emptied annually.

Here is what I do when I am working on an off-market deal when a Seller's Agent is involved:I lay out my Terms...if Seller is agreeable, then the Seller's Agent can type everything up in the Offer to Purchase Contract (since they are getting paid and I'm not).Here is an example of my Terms:Terms:Purchase Price: [$-amount]Closing: [Date]Rent: FREE from time of Settlement through [30-90 day window].Attorney’s Closing Costs: Buyer will pay up to $1,000 in Seller’s Attorney’s Fees (not to include prorated property taxes)Removal of Debris & Trash: Seller can leave whatever they do not wish to keep, and Buyer will discard or donate FREE of chargeI hope this helps!

*The Volkswagen size window unit has been removed since this photo was taken.

You didn’t mention the discount you’re getting for the second hand furnace but it begs the question of why it would be removed from another home if it were working as intended.

I'm curious if anyone else has effectively convinced L&I to grandfather their fence in or if they had to remove it, go through zoning, then rebuild the fence.

I need minor carpentry work (One door frame and 2 pieces on non-load bearing soffit), power washing, sanding, removal of old caulk and application of new caulk.3.

I spoke to like 3 or 4Contractor and companies that does ADU’sThe overall consensus is to remove that wall for the WIC and put a bed there.

Don’t forget to build in cost of fire alarm monitoring and trash removal (triplex requirements) which would total ~$1000 annually 

Just notify them the animal is a violation and then charge them a monthly fee, demand they remove it, or whatever you want to do.

You can waste a lot of time sorting issues out.