These are not meant to be a comprehensive list of questions, but just a start to tickle the brain.

When calculating cap, and other deal analysis criteria, none of them talks about how to assess the property in terms of its appreciation based on structural quality such as brick exterior versus vinyl.

The agent you spoke to should be ashamed of themselves for not asking you any questions and at least attempting to do a proper risk assessment.3.

To say Oregon coastal housing inventory is limited would be an accurate assessment. 

There's a HOA you mentioned - so there will be HOA fees and every 5-10 years there will be a "special assessment" (this is equivalent to capital expenditures on a LTR type house). 

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I'd be happy to send you a comprehensive list of contacts that can help you with building out your team here. 

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NV and AZ have low property tax rates compared to my 2.72% and 2.78% Indy property tax rates, which also saw a 17% increase the last assessment.

Since you got an appraisal done about a year ago you can add about 10% to that value they provided to get an idea of where fair market value stands today as a ballpark.No appraiser I know is going to look at the HOA financials and factor that in, because they are only concerned with the asset for appraisal although we all know the health of the HOA and financials still play a factor in the sale of a condo.I'm dealing with a similar HOA right now for one of my listings where the reserve is at only 7% funded for what's needed for the budget and there is an upcoming special assessment for each unit.