Kenji, I'm an out of state investor living in Brooklyn and an avid Bigger Pockets consumer.

People should really pay attention to the kind of content they consume, especially the mostly negative and scary news that is oftentimes biased and ultimately leads people to not take action and miss out.

@Stuart Udis you don’t need a permit to put up a temporary tent for events on rural property.

I checked Hillsboro OR is basically already established site of Intel r&d….But if I am the land speculator I would follow whee tsmc is lol this chip act is about moving production from China to US.This trade war is extremely serious to tech company bottom line , in Asia some of tech products are moved to Chinese product following CCP instruction , while in Europe and canada and obviously here Chinese product is forever banned lol lol lol

Of course most investor out of the gate say they will never sell they are in it forever.. but we know thats just wishful thinking properties in the US turn over on an average of every 7 to 8 years.. 

Not if you don't want to wait forever to recover your cost. 

I put them all at ease and tell them all they can stay forever.

We talked and I told her I'd be interested in it (1800 sq built in 1952; 1+ acre fields behind that are forever wild; mid-century feel to it newer vinyl siding/newer windows/new roof). 

So this is probably not the most efficient way, as it is very time consuming, but for lighter rehabs we go on home depot website and find prices of the materials we will need.

@Christopher Tanner I would be interested in something like that from a consumer standpoint but also from a development standpoint possibly.