There is a risk of getting stuck on any detail be it financing, property selection, taxation or tenant screening (another example: people have posted some formulas so complex and burdensome enough that I am not sure they are sustainable or realistic in light of the recent data that most US renters are financially fragile, (Just Google Financially Fragile Renters, FINRA)... 

They really resonated with me because this is what I'm currently trying to do.

However, a self-sustaining core economy must be the foundation of which tourism is built upon.Finally, the tax revenue collected by the city has made it possible for the city council to guide the progress of The Dalles for the better.

If this doesn't include debt service and you plan on using financing, I would make sure to look at carrying costs and see if you could sustain a few months of negative cashflow (assuming you have a plan to quickly decrease operating expenses). 

Some of those requirements include identifying the unit or units for which the applicant is being considered and furnishing the prospective tenant with a copy of the rental agreement (including all the addenda) and the rules and regulations.While you might think that a prospective tenant would not take you to court over $100, you should know that he or she would be able to get twice the amount of the loss sustained as a result of a ch.

I resonate with it so much (staring at the wall, lol), and yea -- I can't believe some REIAs won't let me take him either....

The fact that people are moving in, and there are jobs that can sustain the market is the reason prices are so much higher than they used to be (still much lower than such major metropolitan areas such as New York, DC, or pretty much the entire West Coast).

Secondly, is $2000 a month for rent sustainable long term?  

Both are currently seeing a sustained job growth. 

It hardly seems sustainable.