Multi-family properties sell a little differently from single-family homes
Buying and selling apartment buildings, like this 20-unit property in Moses Lake, is a little different from an ordinary single-family home, real estate professionals say.
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This lakefront apartment building in Moses Lake is fully occupied, which means the buyer will have an income stream already in place, but also needs to be prepared to navigate state landlord-tenant law.
MOSES LAKE — Buying and selling one home is complicated enough. But when the property comprises five, 10 or 20 homes, that’s a little different
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