Nor is it unusual for tech workers to put money into each other’s companies.

Although I bought lots in Hood river and Bend Oregon from my bank for 20 cents on the dollar in 2010 2011..  

I'll make a long story as short as possible:> House built in 2008, first owners used husbands VA loan to secure (220k loan), stopped paying HOA and bank shortly thereafter (current payoff 500k+). SCRA protections p...

amerika incarcerates more people than any other country. so not unusual. everyone deserves get honest chance qualify for a safe place live. 5. if really uncertain any felon tenant can get bonded to lower risk and should require renters insurance and pay security deposit. just  like all other qualifing candidates even dirt bag govt workers who make these dumb regs into law.6. 

An investment here is almost as bad as a time share when you factor "ALL" the fees and monthly expenses they bend you over for.

Hi Bigger Pockets Investors,My wife and I purchased a rental property in Bend, Oregon 1.5 years ago for $480k and put another 30k into rehabbing it.

It's not unusual to see 3/1 and 4/1 Section 8 properties but that single bathroom would not do well as an MTR.Overall, I'd say location and the shape of the property is going to be your key driver and the factors that will make or break you in the MTR space so very carefully evaluate both before you make your decision. 

All these repairs/maintenance after the PM did a post tenant (previous) walkthrough seems unusually excessive.

So we will eventually sell and part ways with Colorado (where we live now).I've scoured the following markets: Reno, NV, Salt Lake City, the Oregon coast, Bend, OR, Sacramento, CA, Lake Tahoe (CA/NV) and touched on most places in between.

Bloomington, West Lafayette and South Bend are all major college cities that can work with the right strategy.