While interesting, it may be challenging to meet US building codes and standards.

I wanted to open up a discussion about buying and selling real estate in today's market conditions.I am a Real Estate Agent and Investor, but whether you're a seasoned investor or a first-time buyer, navigating these waters can be challenging.

Since you're outside of Portland, the 90-day rent increase notice isn’t as critical, but I still recommend using it as a standard practice.

Fee structure for property management is pretty standard (1 mos rent, fixed lease renewal fee), though a flat fee of $99 for over $1,000 rent is nice.

Ditto to everything above haha that is standard but unfortunate it wasn't set up correctly for you in the first place.

For example where water is included in the rent. 2.

I do however completely agree with you that we’ll likely see a cut next month and that there are standard metrics and pieces of data that help us determine where the rate will go.

What I typically do when I buy them is I will fix up the vacant units to a very nice standard and lease them out at or near top dollar.

Upstate New York will generally qualify with standard markets such as Travelers, Nationwide etc... there are a few other property programs that do very well depending on the size.

I’ve definitely been thinking about selling other properties to start a business just didn’t know if I should sell in the market we are in today or try to stay above water until interest go down.