Any notices regarding end of tenancy must be served on the tenant under RCW 59.12.040. While other notices must simply be given to tenants in...
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We have seen a number of housing providers operating without having the tenant complete an application. Requiring applicants to fill out an...
Read PostLast month we began to talk about how ‘tank’ style storage water heaters have evolved into the devices we see today, and we’ll...
Read PostLooking to expand your portfolio? If you’re sitting on a plot of land in Seattle, you may be wondering how to figure out its development...
Read PostOne of the most common missteps for inexperienced housing providers, is the handling of the deposit at move out. WA State law requires housing...
Read PostThe last few articles have been about Drain Systems, clearing them when clogged and digitally documenting them. A properly designed drain system...
Read PostIf you have been reading the headlines since May, you know that Washington law now prohibits you from giving notice to end a month-to-month...
Read PostWashington state’s rules and regulations covering tenants and housing providers have changed in major ways in 2021. With a variety of new...
Read PostIn many places across the state, rents are still below pre-pandemic levels, yet costs for housing providers have continued to rise. Those increased...
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Read PostConducting an informational inspection/walkthrough of your rental property is important periodically - we recommend at least once a year. It allows...
Read PostFinancial independence means that income from your investments (like, oh, I don’t know, rental properties) is enough to cover your living...
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