There is a massive migration going on in California.

So with turnkey your upside is limited on the equity (unless there is massive market appreciation).

and the best: it was listed and valued as a 800sqft studio, but is really three individual houses (two 2/1, one 1/1) totalling 2425sqft on 1/4acre - massive equity in there, let me know if you are interested!

Also, since it will be a demolition or massive remodel, you'll be able to terminate a lease given our new rent control environment in Oregon.

Hoping we don't have a massive earthquake and the building crumbles into the sea? 

And my salary for management etc would on a 1 mio $ deal be 1000.000 x 0.3% = 3.000$Of course my math could be off, and I’m not including property optimization and eventual refinance (BRRRR), but unless the deals get massive it’s seems like a tough call.

You might guess that our tenants had a massive failure of their water heater, which (with no experience and no contacts) I had to coordinate the $1800 replacement from a mountain cabin near Estes Park.

Then you have to take massive action and DO IT !!!

Be greedy when others are fearful, and be fearful when others are greedy" - Warren Buffet"The trend is your friend, except at both ends" -  not sure who to creditCheers,Dave

Tried it very seriously a few years ago - given all the scamming that goes on in all aspects of life these days, it's massively difficult to get people to believe you're legit and to work with you.