Large lake, fishing, canoeing etc. adjacent to blm land, hunting, hiking, shooting, outdoor types of recreation opportunities, as well as being situated in the heart of one of Oregon's wine countries, with 3 wineries within 15 minutes of the property.

Since I have the income to handle that debt payment each month with ease (it's about the cost of a really nice dinner for 2 with wine), I choose to only pay the minimum each month and use my capital to invest, where I can earn a substantially higher return.Also, keep in mind.  

Yes, we meet once a month at a wine bar on Telge.

Introduce yourself to every realtor in your area and give them a flyer , host a wine and cheese for them to view the prioerty and point blank ask them what they would do to sell the property. 

FYI: The spots where two different paint colors meet are called "cut lines"Then in a bthroom, they did not replace the old wooden framed window and the window had a bunch of caked-on dirty spots and caulking - this is a no-no as its shows a lack of quality and when prospective buyers see items like this, their natural feeling is to suspect that other work was done poorly.My best advice is to not leave anything in the home that looks like poor quality work.

Streets of Woodfield Starbucks serves wine!  

Looks like you're smack dap in the middle of wine country.

Ryan,a rotted wooden window hardly dicatates there is mold present.

After I graduated, I landed my first few jobs in sales (Gallo Wine and Enterprise) when I soon learned that I wasn't passionate about sales.

Let's say you replace the carpet for them and they move out 1 year later, but have permanently stained the living room carpet with red wine.