I'm in Dallas and that's what I used for some guidance. 

Portland would probably be considered a tertiary industrial market meaning there's not the type of deal velocity as an Atlanta or Dallas or Phoenix or Seattle.

If need be, I can get Lonna and Dominique to chip in also so we can have a keyboard cowboy party.I owned real estate in Japan and have known the culture very well and the honor.Do you think this back and forth between us is honorable?

A bit on my self I have 3 singles in Dallas Forth-Worth area & 1 single Tampa area I sold 2 flips in Austin, TXIn DFW, I’m doing section 8 , I am getting properties with hard money loan , remodel them, and then re fi them for 30 years , I put around 45-65K for each property I have 4 properties total that cash flowing $300, $500, $1000 (section 8) , $250 per month after all taxes, expenses , insurances , mortgages .. 

Based on this information alone, I couldn't imagine investing in Dallas.

I have dallas investors who invest here because they can get urban core deals within 1 mile of downtown in adjacent neighborhoods and land is 50k for an infill lot here in columbus compared to idk what it is in dallas 

For office buildings, Dallas has a significant amount of distressed office space with ARM loans coming due.

For the owner:  time to cowboy up and pay your own way - and that means settling this transaction. 

Hello, Background: I am 22 and will be moving to Dallas alone from June to August as I am starting my professional career in October.

Unfortunately, this trip is only to Houston and Dallas but future trips will include San Antonio.