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Updated over 5 years ago, 04/25/2019

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Josh Gardner
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Portland, OR rental market - Am I naive?

Josh Gardner
  • NE Portland
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I am looking to buy my first rental property - highly considering multi-family units. I just had a conversation with a real estate pro today. 

The vibe I got from my conversation this morning was that the Portland market is not good and that I should look elsewhere. While that may be a possibility in the future, I would prefer to have my first property nearby so that I can easily take care of the place and learn.

Am I naive to think that I can find a good deal here that will give me positive cash flow?

Should I really look elsewhere? 

What is the landlord's perspective of the new rent control laws? Is this really a reason to run away from investing in Portland?

Thanks in advance for any insight that you may have!

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