Finding a good renter who likes condo living seems like a relatively safe bet...if the positive cash flow is not eaten away by capital expenditures, lack of reserves, and routine maintenance on big ticket items.  

don't know there is in many other states.. plus as stated no income tax.Oregon has no sales tax.. and that's cool when your buying high ticket items like a car for instance or a million dollar motor home.. or a 3 million dollar plane.. then it offsets nicely.

It's quite another to get into a home where inexperienced people have been mucking with it quite extensively on larger ticket items.  

I think people who've been doing this a long time look for 12-15%.I would suggest paying close attention to the inspection, especially with the big ticket items that Brandon talks about in that webinar I mentioned in the last post.

Flexibility is the winning ticket with smaller lenders.

I am leaning towards buying a ticket and attending the event, but just wanted to confirm with some people who may have been before that it is in fact worth the $300?

The cost of the plane ticket and hotel room ($1000?)

Don't let anyone scare you away from makeing that Big TICKET Money.

Also, a self directed IRA may be the ticket for future investing.  

And bigger pockets is like your "golden ticket".