I am not *super* frugal, but you would be hard pressed to find anything in my house that wasn't bought on sale.  

Good times, press on.

But here is the point I would like to press you on.  1.

Our call center alone gives them access to assistance that an individual would be hard pressed to provide.I think it's naive to believe that an individual owner with a few units and a part-time commitment can compete with a team of full-time professionals.

Sellers are going to press to get there highest & best, of course, because DUH who wouldn't. 

NOW, you would be hard pressed to find that same property for under $375K. 

If it's a simple issue or something where we don't require a formal write-up, it could be $125-200.Then I'll bring in the specialists to get bids.If the problem is solved by putting up beams (bowing walls, typically), I'll bring in my foundation company who specializes in putting up beams and installing drain tile (the bowing issue is generally related to too much ground water pressing against the foundation, and the long term fix is to keep the water out).

Your going to be hard pressed to fight the city.

Additionally those that operate the remaining productive rentals, will be hard pressed to find a more profitable alternative.It's not that I don't want to be selling Oregon Coast Vacation Rentals, in fact I think this year is shaping up to be the most active yet, but in the near future, there is unlikely to be a robust market for vacation rental options that are reliably investable.

Especially pressing one's way into a market with a dominant existing force rapidly expanding.