This unit isn't licensed with the City of Burien BMC 5.62. A notice served now is unenforceable. Fix licensing first — here's the link. Reminder set.
Hola María, soy Sandra, de la administración. Te escribo porque no hemos recibido la renta de agosto — y la verdad, me sorprendió. Llevas 22 meses pagando puntual, sin fallar una sola vez. Cuando alguien así deja de pagar de repente, casi siempre es porque algo pasó. Si este mes está difícil, podemos armar un plan de pagos que te funcione — solo dime qué es posible para ti. También hay recursos en el condado de King que ayudan con la renta. Si te sirve, te paso la información — sin pena, para eso están. Contéstame cuando puedas, aunque sea solo para decirme que estás bien. — Sandra
Hi María, it's Sandra from the management office. I'm writing because we haven't received August rent — and honestly, it surprised me. You've paid on time for 22 straight months. When someone like that suddenly stops paying, it almost always means something happened. If this month is hard, we can set up a payment plan that works for you — just tell me what's possible. There are also King County resources that help with rent. If it's useful, I'll send the information — no shame in it, that's what they're for. Reply when you can, even if it's just to tell me you're okay. — Sandra
Twenty-two months on time and then silence usually means something happened — illness, hours cut, family. Warmth collects better than pressure here. Informal te, per her profile. Resources mentioned softly — she can ask, no shame attached.
Three messages, no reply, thirteen days. The law provides a 14-day pay-or-vacate path from here. A last offer of a plan costs you one day; silence after that usually stays silent. Your call — not mine.
She engaged, named a cause, and committed to a date — that's the profile that pays. A short written plan makes {{ dPromise }} a documented agreement instead of a hope, and it preserves the notice path if the date slips RCW 59.12.030. The decision is yours.
The tenant tied nonpayment to unresolved repairs: mold and a failed heater, reported in October. Under RCW 59.18.115 this can change his payment obligation — and serving a notice now carries retaliation risk under RCW 59.18.240.