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All Forum Posts by: Bob B.

Bob B. has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Quote from @Jaime Cleveland:

We are considering purchasing a STR in Seabrook, Washington. Prices are high but they claim some pretty impressive figures like circa 15% YOY value gains since they started in 2004 on average (I struggle to believe this). To be fair they have done a very good job of managing their growth, building out their commercial areas, and having things to do there year round. On the surface it also sounds like you have a lot of local support for managing and maintaining the property but I suspect that will kill off most of the returns.

The real information is somewhat hard to come by as the developer controls much of the market, the rental management, and a lot of the previous pricing data as they didn't report to MLS for much of their history. We would love to hear from someone with first hand experience in this market.

Thanks


 Long time Seabrook homeowner here! 

Happy to answer anything I can. ~

Thanks Thomas, 

Yes, that works if they disclose the fact upfront. 

Regarding: Assistance Animals

In CA, I'm a landlord of an upstairs space inside our single family home. It's our home, we live here.

While the upstairs has an additional entrance, it is not separate. We share an inside door. We share the same legal address, utilities and airways.

In this specific living environment with a spouse that has been hospitalized with allergies due to pets, can we decline to accommodate assistance animals in our own home residence?

Thanks,