@Jim Bryson,Elevation looks great. 

BP has lots of forums on this.And you may even still want to set aside some for the inevitable assessment many associations face when they find the_________ (insert windows, pool, roof, HVAC, parking, stairs, elevator, etc) needs replacement asap.

Simply by taking your time and saving enough to elevate you to a level requiring far less work will pay greater dividends in the long term.It is the difference between C and B class investing, SFHs and multi units.

My cousin just moved into the area closest to Hoboken; there's actually an elevator at the top of the cliff that takes you down to the Light Rail.

With that being said, I was wondering if I could receive some feedback on the following "elevator pitch" I put together if I were to come across a potential candidate for a mentor.

The cost is highly dependent on the elevation of the property and unless you have an elevation certificate (Around $450), you won't get an accurate quote.

Either way, I need to make some adjustments - looking to cut down my costs and elevate my earnings and savings, etc.

We're hoping there is room for us in Portland's city limits - we promise to add to the quality of life there and help elevate the community through affordable design and, someday, affordable housing!

I dont use scripts or elevator pitches.  

In the end, you have to be part investor, part PI, part bloodhound, etc to find some people, but if you make 50k for finding them, more power to you.3)  not everyone is cut out for cold calling, you have to create an elevator pitch, an outline of the questions you need answered.