@Scott Scoville Would you also pm me with the name of your insurance guy for Greater Bay Area residential rental units too?

Options The crazy thing is that using the strategies and techniques I have just discussed does not have to increase risk, unlike property development, rehab, land speculation, 80% leverage, or converting residential to commercial.  

But with horrible returns and the threat of statewide anti-landlord laws even that seems bad.

I agree however it’s just odd to see a site so hell bent on non advertising and anti coaching to have changed so much.  

Hi Mary,We have a company in Jefferson County, MO and we fix and flip houses, along with residential and commercial remodeling.

I’m a real estate agent specializing in both residential and commercial real estate, with extensive experience as an investor.

Today, this is a highly developed residential area close to the downtown of a newish city.I doubt that the current residents know about what is buried on their land.

The easiest way to increase your bottom line with a residential rental property in any city of minimum size is rent it out fully furnished.  

It costs about $2000 in Destin, FL for instance to convert a regular residential use to STR use permit if it's the first time the house being coverted for usage.

I have no idea about Oregon law, but based on what you wrote, hire an attorney.It's never a good idea to do it yourself in anti-landlord locations.