Based on the questions received, we pressed sellers on specifics and now have greater clarity on the overall health of the business.

They publish the list on Tuesday afternoon, so you're very pressed for time to check out the properties and get a title search.  

It's the last Tuesday of every month at Press 195.

IN addition if your not familiar with how Sherrifs sales are run in Oregon these days and how to acquire the rights of redemention prior to bidding you best get schooled up on that.Not saying you cant buy a foreclosure because for sure you can.. however profit margins are slim in these markets generally speaking .. so if putting out 6 figures to make 10 to 20k works and since your living in your RV your overhead is pretty low :) and if you have to do one at a time I think your going to be hard pressed to make much money given the risk and the time.. but then again what some thinks is acceptable risk and reward others would not touch.Pendleton TRI cities  even Walla Walla might afford you better opps...

@Ned Carey, Just looking at the neighborhood I would be hard pressed to ask someone for $1200 to rent this place.

Did you run into a pressing need for immediate funding and a future purchases?

I think most people here are going to be hard-pressed to tell you what YOU should do with this property, as without a plan, you can't provide enough information.As for what I'd do with the property...

Orem is an older city that has a different demographic of renter more of the blue collar workers, newly weds and college kids unless you go to Vineyard which is a "newer" part of Orem that has a ton of new development going on you'd be hard pressed to find anything in Vineyard under $300,000 as most homes are new and have a lot of square footage.

I never hear about how well they are doing unless they do a press release to increase their page rank on google.

In today's labor market, we are all hard pressed to find good, reliable, and affordable contractors to renovate investment property.