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Anthony Beckham
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Roseburg, OR
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Oregon Rental Cash Flow

Anthony Beckham
Pro Member
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Roseburg, OR
Posted

Hello BP,

My name is Anthony, I just turned 21 years old, and this is my first post. I am currently purchasing my first real estate investment here in Roseburg OR. That in itself is a story, simply because I was tied up in a short sale for so long before my deal finally went through. I was qualified for my loan about 14 months ago, and I have been looking at local real estate on a daily basis and running numbers on a daily basis ever since. It seems that around here there isn't a lot of opportunity for cash flowing properties. Cash-flow properties are my main interest and what I would really like to build my portfolio with. Most "good" deals that I have found in the last year never cash flow more than $100 after all monthly expenses.

I'm hoping there are others locally that may be investing within a 2 hour radius of my current property. If anyone knows of good areas that are good for cash flow in OR, any insight would be much appreciated.

Thanks!

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