More often than  it, these properties see a lot of wear and tear from frequent turn overs and some things that aren’t “big deals” to existing home owners or PM’s go unnoticed or untouched until a new buyer comes in. 

It allows for them to keep a watchful eye on the property and makes them more available should any issues arise with the property.Investing out of your locality and in Seattle being that you’re at least familiar with the area and frequently travel here, wouldn’t be a deal breaker in my opinion.

@Rosa Sugo-Golden we find old UST's quite frequently in the Milwaukee area, although as home inventory is turning over and going through the sales process more and more of them have been removed.

4) How frequently did you see the need to consult the lawyers on an ongoing basis after the original LLC/trust model was put in place?

We use petistting to get out of our home frequently and rent it out.

As a landlord you are frequently solving problems that in a middle class property, the tenant would just take care of.Like say you had a tenant that got bed bugs.

I travel back to the area frequently and can handle vacancies, scheduling maintenance, repairs, etc.I'm just looking for a general person who can answer a call and address an issue.

If you don’t have any common areas, I know they use exterior panels down south pretty frequently.

Here's what buyers should consider before they finalize a seller-financed deal.Don't expect better terms than with a mortgageAs the terms of a seller-financed deal are hammered out, flexibility frequently meets reality.

I buy frequently at used appliance place near me if I can.