That's the goal, of course it does not always work, but if it works it's usually because we have several good candidates on one property and then offer the next available property.

Of course I figured that in my price.

I fired one PM company, placed 6 tenants in the course of a week myself and hired another one directly after that.

Of course, we all have standards that are legal.

I think that’s a good one, doesn’t hurt to throw more into it of course. i like it.

AS for Portland or Multnomah county I will never build there again and I am not the only one.. the city has driven a lot of folks out of the market of course its all in fill there.

Golf course, local restaurant, etc...

I do not have property management experience but am looking into courses.

My llc owns the house and I hoped to rent it, but market conditions are not favorable and I’m changing course to selling. 

There are clear affluent areas and forgotten areas of Janesville, but I will always stand by my opinion of tenant screening being the best defense of your rental property value.The Northeast side is, by popular opinion, one of the best areas to be in for newer duplexes and larger lots (for more money, of course) - take a drive down the side streets off of Wright to get an idea.The homes here are at a premium price, and rents are higher, but we've found the ROI is too low to start out in that area.