All Forum Posts by: Sunny Clark
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Post: Anyone from Oregon for meet?

- Portland, OR
- Posts 16
- Votes 4
Was thinking a Sunday in February
Post: Anyone from Oregon for meet?

- Portland, OR
- Posts 16
- Votes 4
Let's meet up - I can get space at Milepost 5 (where the 205 meets the 84 and near a Max station, too). Would a Sunday work?
Have a Sunny day!
Post: Good Markets for Reinvesting 1031 Proceeds-Cap rates of 6% or more

- Portland, OR
- Posts 16
- Votes 4
2 cents: Low vacancy rates make multi-family investing very attractive in Portland, I'd say, but that's a pretty competitive Buyer's market here.
http://oregonon.org/blog/2014/portland-had-second-lowest-metro-area-rental-vacancy-rate-in-2013/
Post: Anyone from Oregon for meet?

- Portland, OR
- Posts 16
- Votes 4
Sorrily, sciatic injury prevents me driving right now, so the 'burbs are not in the cards for me. Let me know if/when an inner city meet happens!
Post: Leasing tiny homes.. Another strategy..

- Portland, OR
- Posts 16
- Votes 4
I agree with you on that, K. Marie Poe. (My own establishment was a character place.) Nonetheless, I couldn't recommend waking up to the sounds of the neighbor's sex romp or bodily functions at $125/night. Clearly, it's not the tiny houses - it's that the Alberta Street ones are too close together for privacy that devalues them to me.
Post: Leasing tiny homes.. Another strategy..

- Portland, OR
- Posts 16
- Votes 4
Having stood in this courtyard when I first enquired, I was put off by the price, expecting something in the $89 - 99 range, since audio privacy seems an issue, to say the least. (In those terms, it seemed like the next best thing to tenting on the street. I checked today before writing my first note... still $125. I really don't want to listen to the tiny house courtyard neighbors as intimately as one would be forced to, especially on a warm night. (And, even Alberta's hippest hipsters get old at 4 am.)
While the place is hip, fun, comfortable and novel, and you can see that a lot has gone into creating it. It's also tightly clustered and cramped together. I quite love the tiny house movement and I might gladly pay near $100 at peak season for these where they stand, but not $125. The novelty may be worth that to many and, hopefully, they thrive on it. A luxe airstream retreat is a whole other animal, as is a tiny house retreat with some privacy; these are neither.
Post: Leasing tiny homes.. Another strategy..

- Portland, OR
- Posts 16
- Votes 4
Cute and novel, but (as a former hotelier) the nightly rates seem high for all but July/August, perhaps. For my $125/night, I'll take a jacuzzi and a king bed over a tiny space any day.
Post: Anyone from Oregon for meet?

- Portland, OR
- Posts 16
- Votes 4
Is it the meet at Alberta Abbey Oct 12th at noon?
Post: Anyone from Oregon for meet?

- Portland, OR
- Posts 16
- Votes 4
I vote for Sunday at noon (or a brunch at 11). I can also make it on a week day, but not after 4 pm - kiddo (off with his Dad Sat and Sunday til 3 pm). My schedule isn't that easy to accommodate, no worries.
Post: New to BP tonight from Portland, Oregon

- Portland, OR
- Posts 16
- Votes 4
Welcome, David
(sweet site name btw)