My college rental from the early 90's is currently for sale!

I went to college at George Fox and live just south of Salem.

So I literally fought my backside off by enlisting in the US Army in order to earn college degrees.

There is a small group of locals who are anti-STR but the good majority are pro-STR due the the fact that STRs bring a ton of revenue for local businesses and jobs for locals.Regarding summers, the temperature is the hottest in August and can get up to 100 degrees so STRs with pools do better in the summer.

Yes, maybe to some degree, but this isn't fake mortgage fraud value either. 

After years of using a property management company, I'm looking to self manage two 4 bedroom/2 bath student housing condos I own in a college town. 

Your exit price on 2-4 units will always be dictated to a great degree by your cashflows, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, so long as rents have increased.

After seeing several "market crashes" of varying degrees, an experienced lender will not lend 100%..particularly on a non-owner-occupied investment.

I personally welcome the feedback as it can only help me become better at this.I think there needs to be a degree of fairness/ principle here though.

Hey Corazon, right after college I sold most of my Bitcoin and Litecoin to buy my first rental property.It was a move from extreme volatility to stability, and I haven't looked back.