Don't bend the rules for this tenant.

My lenders bends over backwards for my clients due to our relationship and alignment on what we expect from each other.

I assume you are outside of Bend.

For fun I did a quick search of all the multi family properties for sale in popular areas of Oregon:Oregon Coast - 40Eugene & Surrounding areas - 19Salem - 16 Bend - 10 This is part of the reason why Oregon is very friendly to ADU's.

I dropped the 520k property - like you mentioned, I don't want to force a deal to work by bending numbers around.

You people are hilarious.You charge $7000 a month and then ***** when people want the type of service that comes with $7000 a month.You should totally charge them a service fee call.I would love that, it would give me the opportunity to really let **** get bad since you want to play that game.That you guys ***** about **** like this and then can’t figure out why people hate landlords.Here is a crazy idea, treat people like people instead of something you can just bend over and **** whenever you want.

I might be biased but my clients have great success around Notre Dame in South Bend.

,- Second bedroom floor subfloor is has a giant three foot bubble raised,- The garage's middle support beam, which are three 2x4s stacked together are bending.

I would recommend this in a polite but stern way - to show that you aren't here to bend over backwards for them. 4 - If he's living in the space, you NEED an amendment to the lease ASAP.

So after studying many markets, I settled on my first single family rental in South Bend, Indiana.