https://www.oregon.gov/ohcs/hsc/Documents/meetings/2023-JULY-07-HSC-Meeting-Packet.pdfSo in summary:Average price per door: $472,365Average funding per door: $173,640Peaceful Villa (Portland)Units: 166 (new construction)Funding: LIFT $8.75M, GHAP $10M, OAHTC $30MTotal cost: $100.7MCost per unit: $607KCollege View Apts (Bend)Units: 59 (new construction)Funding: LIFT $8.3MTotal cost: $23.5MCost per unit: $354KOllie Court (Eugene)Units: 81 (new construction)Funding: LIFT $11.254MTotal cost: $45.4MCost per unit: $521KPacific Flats (Phoenix)Units: 72 (new construction)Funding: LIFT $13.515MTotal cost: $24.7MCost per unit: $343KPhoenix Corner (Phoenix)Units: 88 (new construction)Funding: LIFT $15.3MTotal cost: $28.4MCost per unit: $323KRand Road (Hood River)Units: 129 (new construction)Funding: LIFT $15.1MTotal cost: $58.3MCost per unit: $452KAverage percent of project funded?

I bend over and pull them out of my butt.

It's obvious they are just making up rules as they go to get you to bend to their will.

You would own a cash-flowing rental with only a small investment.PS: Bend is a particularly hot market, so finding the 100% BRRRR deal is going to be that much more challenging.

I love Bend, OR, although not really Pacific and definitely has already blown up.

While I haven't gone through the entire package I do think that Larry is incredibly helpful and will bend over backwards to help you get to the finish line (so he can get his duly earned testimonial!

The company owner later clarified that bending any further would've risked breaking the $4,000 camera.

I also own a property in South Bend, and that has been a lot trickier to get done inexpensively.

I like the Fort Bend REI.

This probably began as a business innovation that was bending some rules, and then slid into deeper slime.