While I am sad to part with my single family homes and how I cut my teeth in real estate, tomorrow will be a key inflection point and beginning of a new set of challenges. 

I don't think they'll come back anyways and hopefully the cops will catch them, but I also don't want to put any potential tenants at any risk whatsoever. 

Man, submitting offers on properties in a hot, highly competitive market is like pulling teeth.

To wit: We had to teach a local that we didn't consider it OK to chew on twigs and spit them out while in a motor vehicle that you do not own (chewing on twigs from a particular plant being the local equivalent of brushing one's teeth).

Zero pressure whatsoever but I can give you details on a bridge loan if you would like to PM me.

The beauty of the option period is that it gives you the unrestricted right to terminate the contract for any reason whatsoever, even if you just change your mind.

The neighborhood is great, never had any issues whatsoever.

But in the close-in Portland market, it is appearing that duplexs do not cash flow whatsoever.

Now, I'm no guru whatsoever and don't know everything regarding my own market, but what's all this talk about?? 

It's a bit easier bringing a buyer to the product, than having the product and finding the buyer, so most new agents cut their teeth on the buy side.