2) Property #28329 44th Ave S, Seattle, WAhttps://www.redfin.com/WA/Seattle/8329-44th-Ave-S-...House is a custom built rambler, 3bd, 2bth, 2700 sqft; has a 21K sqft lot and I figure it can support a multiunit, which I've seen in the area or can be short-platted into 2 lots.The house is listed for $480Thank you for the feedback and the recommendations.

Those who had constructed higher density buildings prior to the action - and the odd one who has since made the argument for higher density given the adjacent lots are already zoned as such - are the few true multi-units in the neighbourhood.Unofficially, the boundaries of what is permitted by zoning (a single family dwelling with an accessory apartment) are frequently pushed and there are many older 1500ft^2 post-war houses which have been converted from 2/1s and 3/1s to 4/2s and 5/2s and most of the properties in the neighbourhood provide student housing.  

I understand that you only want happy customers who will come back as well.

Im the type of guy who likes to understand both sides of an argument.

Stuff gets lost and you cannot really keep track of leads this way unless you convert it to a Database in which case you might as well just use a CRM or customer relationship manager.

Since you read the MREI by Gary Keller, don't you think he makes a clear-enough argument FOR tracking your net worth?

Providing excellent customer service to tenants is a focus priority for my company.

* Are there any significant customers?

Lenders are like customers and should be nurtured as well as paid back according to terms.  

All in all, it sounds like really bad customer service.