We have been working with some amazing local banks (Pioneer Trust, Willamette Valley Bank, Maps credit union) (do not tell any one about these great banks- I do not want them to get so busy they forget me)  I am fortunate to have some great new build projects coming up and are exhausting my immediate access to capital.  

@James Hamling please read the full thread before exhausting yourself with writing that long post

Always do a background/credit check, call their last two landlords, collect a security deposit, have a formal lease, call their employer to verify income and to get an idea of how they perform at work and be extremely clear in your standards.

I figured I would get some resistance but this is a little more extreme than I’ve encountered before.

@Aram Hamidi newer than 1985 is going to be difficult to achieve in the extreme for that area, not to mention something that new that cash flows with you living in one of the units. 

Finding someone knowledgeable and good is going to be extremely difficult, and you're going to be looking at a higher rate than the $100/hour you already don't like.

Hello,I have been recently introduced to the world of real estate investing and places such as biggerpockets have been extremely informative and inspiring.

I'm being extremely Transparent with the situation on the tenant front.it was on the MLS , but yeah next time I gotta hustle and annoy the heck out of people to get things done.

For high-end properties, it can be extremely effective because they source international buyers who will buy based on their high-end videos and marketing campaigns.

Some were due to bad advice she got,some were due to ignorance, some were due to being perpetually exhausted from trying to care for him, some were due to trying to hold onto things that should have been let go a long time before.