I'm a broker in Washington but I visit the Oregon Coast frequently.

Frequently check their website for properties.

How frequently do you find the level of motivation needed to generate a 30%+ discount on the sales price?

Once again, I've observed this frequently through experience to supplement my rhetoric.- Third.

My dad worked at Chinese laundry as a teenager, the owner complained when he made cash deposits, tellers frequently tell them it was short, even though it was always counted twice.

I would be checking the air filters on the furnace on your routine visits and encouraging frequent changing.

If you do something like an RV that has that on site you have to fill up the water frequently and drain the sewage.

The lock I am currently using at one of my properties dies very frequently and I’m trying to avoid the same situation on a new property.

Here in the desert we frequently see heatpumps, but there is a furnace for "emergency heat. "  Not sure what the normal lifespan is, but the one in our residence is gettting pretty ricketty at 20 years old, and the heat pump just went down.  

We also live in California which is traditionally more litigious than other states, less landlord friendly and known for changing the rules (on everything...) frequently.