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David Mills
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Portland, Oregon Market - Good or Bad?

David Mills
  • Portland, OR
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I live in Portland, OR and am new to Bigger Pockets and real estate investing. Currently paying off debt so I am educating myself as much as possible before I start investing (not analysis paralysis, I swear!).  I am slowly realizing that the market here may not be the best for obtaining good cash flowing rental properties.  This doesn't stop me by any means, I was just curious if anyone had any success stories on killing it in the Portland Metro area.

Also, I am a little confused on how an investor can buy/manage rental properties that aren't near them or even in a different state.  Apologizes if this is a simple questions, I just want to expand my knowledge to equip myself to becoming financially free. :-)  Thanks in advance to any help.

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