Can't know until you do comps and valuations, but I think in Easton resale pricetag would be favorable with 60k equity and a lot depends on location + sq. ft (demographics), etc.

You could tell the company you have a business opportunity for that individual let go and would like to work with them.Sounds kind of shady but would be a new and profitable demographic if you could specifically target them.

Let us know what happens with this deal.Pay special attention to the area demographic.If a majority of the tenants are a certain demographic you might have to reposition the property.For instance in Georgia many Hispanics are leaving because of new immigration laws and checks etc.Let us know how the deal plays out.

When my clients try to get a loan we look at the asset quality, location, demographics, their assets, etc. to see if it's possible on their own.

These are in areas not family orientated or niche markets like urban infill, downtown, senior/student demographics.

I was investigating advertising on FB since we setup a FB page along with website for our biz, and it seems to be pretty interesting with budgeting an amount, being only a pay per click option and also being able to set up demographic and radius ads.

Plus the stability of the renter demographic in PDX is right up there with SF or San Jose.

@Oleg K.Did you check the demographics before buying this flip?

My vacancy rate in East Nash is very low, but as I said, without knowing where in West Nash and your tenant demographic it's impossible for me to guess at.

I came across this incredible resource that gives you a high level view of the demographic details in any zip code in the US.