Blessings,Jackie Botham, GR, MI (Cascade)

That said, it tends to have a cascading effect.

It was once owned by Hank Aron before he moved to the Cascade area . 

as to code violations we jsut get those form our title company.. evictions.. never went for those.. but i suppose you just have someone go in and check the doccets once a week and create your own spread sheet.when i was in Timber we put together our own data base since we could not get it from the county.but we went into each court house pulled Arial photogs and matched them to plat maps then to the assorssor information .. and did it by hand took over a year and about 30k in man time ( 1992)  but at the end of the day we had every parcel larger than 10 acres with visible timber not owned by a Mill.. from CA OR border to just south fo Seattle and from the top of coast range to the top of Cascades.. this gave us enough leads for work for decades.

But generally speaking you will be precluded from disturbing them and may have to enhance them and will have set backs.West of the Cascades and north of Eugene to Canadian border we basically live in a rain forest type area so its very wet as you know. 

However, searches in the EGR and Ada/Cascade neighborhoods yield far fewer results.

-Automatically return your proceeds or give the option to cascade up to larger assets at the time of liquidity events.Most of all I echo all the other.....Do your own research!

I survived the 2008 crash with multi-family property, and remember the 2000's as I was PMing in NYS at the time.I guess what I am worried about is the dramatic inflation of the stock market, and an inevitable downturn cascading into the real estate markets.

How frequently does the Cascade Investor Alliance meet up?

Your RE prop won't appreciate as  you expect which will reduce your equity every year and has cascade effect.