Your thousand-word attempt to demonstrate your virtue came off as cold, exclusionary and greedy.

Long-term rentals have their own set of fixed expenses such as background checks and optional property management, with variable costs like vacancies, evictions, and utilities, and unexpected expenses like tenant damage and unpaid rent.

That said I'm not sure the TCO will help here because it is a meter set with PGE, not something that is a City permit issue...maybe they can allow it with a temp pole/meter but I wouldn't count on it. 

As a fellow wholesaler, I can share that it's a rewarding path with its unique set of challenges and opportunities.

So, tap into your inner visionary and set goals that align with your long-term dreams.

Ultimately you'll want to make sure you have a good financial foundation and once that is set in place, learn your market, learn what to expect, stick with what you know or have the ability to learn and then you'll have a MUCH clearer picture of what to use those extra funds for.

I've been researching Bigger Pockets content since last August and I recently closed my first set of deals.

Stick to what your mindset and skill sets allow.

Just a small set of empirical data, but in the past two years, I've had over 50 appraisals performed on my properties.

We have property management for our out-of-state rentals, and they have set criteria where they have right to automatically accept and lease it out using their standard lease.