We are fairly young and have 2 children under the age of 4 so we are hesitating to go all in.

I just keep hearing people say that the age of the roof is important when you buy a house because you're going to have to replace it sometime. 

I am a very driven individual having gone to a collegiate high school where I earned my Associates degree by age 18.

I put aside 12% for maintenance and CapEx reserves, but this also depends somewhat on the age of the property and whether or not you rehab it prior to renting it.

I'm not sure why no one has mentioned this, but under ORS 90, children under the age of 2 ARE NOT allowed to be counted when you are establishing your policy for maximum occupants.You probably know you are permitted (not required) to limit occupancy to no more than two people per bedroom.

These homes will also hold larger groups of people hence "more money"... if you are wanting to find something cheaper, Virgin is an absolutely perfect place to snag a cool cabin that you can put a little money into and make it very "new age."

Depending on the age of the house there may not be much lead.

Coverage varies based on size, age and location, but generally 50-80% of damages.

Race, Disability, Age, Gender, Familial Status, Military Status & Religion.

Aluminum siding, pitched roof (not sure on useful age). wood front porch that needs updating.