We want something for personal use, but also intend to rent it out when we are not using it.Being in the Seattle area, we have a huge array of options within a 4 hour drive.

We use, and are constantly updating, a Resident Handbook that we provide in addition to our Lease Agreements that outlines a wide variety of common issues and expectations for who is responsible, service times, etc.

The home is 13’ wide and 36’ long.

The wall in question is probably 12 ft wide from the door opening to the end wall.

@Veronica MitchellThat's a really wide question.  

We are also on pace to send our clients just shy of $75 million in net, net rental payments for the year 2021.So, given our large footprint and continued growth, the name change just reflected that we are not only a great option for investors looking to have one company, one management team and an ability to build a wide and diverse portfolio, we are the only option in the Turnkey space with that type of ability and exposure for investors.  

This tunnel is something like 80' below grade and 20' tall by 40' wide, and the easement is like a donut hole through the site below ground.

Eugene is also in the process of enacting its own city-wide rental home regulations which are not at all friendly to landlords.And at the same time, Eugene is in a rental supply shortage.

Most single wide mobile homes from 1995-2010 in this area are going for $30k or less and resale well in a couple years.

When people love your site so will Google.PLEASE everyone, it seems I am being copied nation wide.