You'll know this when getting that first call.Here in CA (Sacramento/ San Francisco counties) the PR provides not only they're complete mailing address but their e-mail address as well.

Assuming you don't have a system set up where your tenants could submit their maintenance requests online (I don't), then I guess you can communicate either via phone call or e-mail. 

Here are a few to try:https://www.landwatch.comhttps://www.landandfarm.comhttps://www.landsofamerica.comthis does not exist in Oregon.. you can buy bare land out in the high desert of E oregon for this amount /  but not something fully served.there are camper lots by Lake Billy Chinook.. that might be 25k and under.there is Christmas Valley out side K Falls which is an antiquated recreational subdivision with 1000s of vacant legal lots.

He had hacked into my realtor's e mail where he was able to get information on our recent sales agreement and who knows what else. 

I moved in with a land contract (5 yrs to close), and after posting two years of Schedule E's on my taxes, I closed on the house with a conventional fixed rate loan.

After 2 years of Schedule E's on my taxes, I got a conventional loan.

@Sebastian E.

After you have a year landlord on taxes (ie sched E) then you can start counting some rents.

Originally posted by @William E.

Lots of decent houses that would probably rent for $500-800 - most of the nicer single families are in the middle to northern and western quadrant but E of the RR tracks.The WWii housing are the neighborhoods known as Hilltop (pocket near Lincoln/Oliver) and Plainview - Plainview has a mini pocket of Asian Immigrants where the houses are nice (relatively speaking) and picked up and insides (of the one's Ive seen) were decent - think they were Thai or Cantonese - can't remember - had to meet with a few folks for for former ins job there - Plainview I would never invest in - but that's me.