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I purchased a 6 plex unit a couple years ago and it was fairly smooth transferring over leases. 

We had an exit strategy of just transitioning it back to a long term rental if it flopped.

UNIQUE TRANSITIONAL CONTEMPORARY WITH STAINED WOODWORK THROUGH OUT.

I’m in a transitional position in my life and at the age of 40 I have evaluated my financial situation and realize it’s not at bad as I thought I was.

You’ll find the meetup posted there.Good luck on your move and transition.

The process was very smooth and straight forward.

These folks are often ready to downsize or transition to assistance.

There is also so much development going on and I'm still wondering what the skagit transit news it, probably just an increase in routes that is following the boom there.

For reference, I’m in a suburb of Detroit with no real public transit, so everyone owns at least 1 car.