Purchase price: $260,000 Cash invested: $52,000 This gem of a condo caught my eye, despite the fact that I traditionally believed condos weren't as great an investment as single family homes.

because bulldozers are popping up in the most unlikely places...I'll keep keeping my eye out.

The rest, is really just predator protection, how to not be a juicy rib-eye out wandering the savannah tempting a lion to pounce, and/or putting a moat around things so it's a whole lot harder to near impossible for them to do so.

I had a buddy who missed a small clause once, and it turned into a bit of a headache.. better to catch those things early.Speaking of attorneys, in Eugene, from what I've heard, Thompson Legal specializes in real estate and has helped a few folks I know navigate the local regulations smoothly.On the CPA front, having someone who gets the ins and outs of real estate can make a world of difference come tax time.

Likely, the single-sentence format triggered the filter, and I apologize that we didn’t catch it sooner.

I’m sure that will eventually catch up to me and I’ll have some problems but I feel the increased tenant pool outweighs any negative.

Quote from @Blaise Peterson: Daughter: 26yo and earns >100k/yr and, historically, has rolled her eyes when I mention the phrase "real estate".

so if it's possible to inoculate folks to that there's a lot they can do in terms of networking and meetups, even the pitch-y ones if their eyes are open. 

But here's the catch. 

Think about it now with the new brokerage laws where buyers are expected to pay brokers fee's if they are not paying thousands to mortgage brokers it leaves them more money to pay their Agent who actually finds the house for them helps them with insprections etc etc.. buying that home in British Columbia really opened my eyes to how goofed up our owner occ lending process is .. and costly.