Something will be pretty unobtainable for me starting out.

Is there some sort of legal litmus test for whether something is trash vs whether it needs to be put in storage?  

I'm looking to do something like this in Seattle, as well.

I could possibly get by with four separate two-unit dwellings, but again the setback and zoning regulations would affect that too.I would recommend if this is something you are seriously considering to move forward on, hire someone to navigate all of these zoning and building regulations for you to determine what ultimately can and cannot be built on the site.

I'm not entirely sure this is allowed, or this is the appropriate area for this.LASTLY, if you need updated headshots, I would love to work something out for any members in need of those as well.

Alexander Hanna PM or email me and I think we can work something out.

They may want you to wait a little bit longer, it's something you should definitely talk to your mortgage broker or lender about.

other than disclosing the 400 sq that are unpermitted, should i be worried about something with that?

There is certainly something positive to say about diversification.

I want to send a notice introducing us as the new owners and giving them notice that in order to renew their lease they first must consent to a criminal, credit, and eviction screening under our new minimum qualifications/new lease terms for all persons over the age of 18 that live in the home and also inform them that rent will be increasing November giving them the chance to stay if they want  and meet our rental qualifications or decide if it's best for them to move.I want to know does this seem reasonable and if there are some things I should consider before moving forward with this plan?