That would not be sustainable.

Of course these facts contradict the “emergency housing” laws that the Portland city council are ramming through so there is a political interest in sustaining a fake narrative.

@Theresa Harris That was my initial instinct, but a friend of mine who has been a landlord for several years, thinks that it should be expected of a bay window to sustain the pressure of someone leaning on it. 

It's then still a great time to continue your long-term approach to sustainable investing.

proof of sustained income or bank account-can be foreign.

It's really pretty simple, yes you are a business and you need to be able to sustain expenses, but so is your property manager and therefore so should they (be able to sustain expenses).

The concern is not about being able to get the property with a small Down payment, the bigger concern is going to be being able to finance it and sustain it.

As time went, more "jankie" multi-plexs came into the system until market declined a bit into sustainable levels and the city had a glut of skummy properties bringing everything down.

And I don't disagree with not filing- I just went on a bit of a tear when people shrug and say "don't bother with the courts"You can always file and eviction- whether you sustain it is a different matter.

My theory: Colleges that can attract students based on campus social life; such as athletic programs, fraternities, ivy league traditions, etc will likely sustain.