That is a term to signify large expenses like a roof replacement, furnace, ect.I believe you mean Cash Flow.

I know I can see permits on PortlandMaps, and I don't see anything that would signify a permit for restructuring a SFR into a triplex.I've seen many other triplexes and duplexes within the R5a zone, but they are correctly named as such in the Description field on PortlandMaps, leading me to believe they were permitted correctly with the city.Any help is appreciated!

Does anyone have advice as to how far away to stay from specific addresses that signify past permits to fix sinkhole, or potential ground settlement, issues.

“The 2% Rule” seems to be a fast favorite among new investors, and since I’m a tell-it-how-it-is (or at least tell-it-how-I-think-it-is) kind of guy, I figured I’d write a post to call it out.Before I go into why I think it’s so dangerous, first let’s understand what it really signifies.

Borrower's WaiverThe Borrower waives presentment for payment, notice of non-payment, off-set, protest and notice of protest and agrees to remain fully bound until this Note is paid in full.Lender's IndulgenceNo relaxation, indulgence, waiver, release or concession of any terms of this Note by the Lender on one occasion shall be binding unless in writing and if granted shall not be applicable to any other or future occasion.Binding EffectThe terms of this Note shall be binding upon the Borrower's successors and shall accrue to the benefit and be enforceable by the Lender and his/her successors, legal representatives and assigns.JurisdictionThis Note shall be construed, interpreted and governed in accordance with the laws of the City of Makati and should any provision of this Note be judged by an appropriate court of law as invalid, it shall not affect any of the remaining provisions whatsoever.GeneralWhere appropriate words signifying one gender shall include the others and words signifying the singular shall include the plural and vice versa.Paragraph headings are for convenience of reference only and are not intended to have any effect in the interpretation or determining of rights or obligations under this Note.Signed at ______________________ on this ________day of ________________________20____. (1) Borrowers Name ___________________________________(1) Borrower's Signature ________________________________ (2) Co-Maker’s Name __________________________________(2) Co-Maker’s Signature _______________________________ Signed in the presence of:(1) Lender’s Name _____________________________________ (1) Lender’s Signature __________________________________

So what does ‘in place’ signify?

In each of the last last two years the owner has spent $30,000 in repairs and maintenance which is significantly cutting into the profit margins but seems to signify that the property has a lot of differed maintenance issues that are finally coming into the light.  

This usually signifies they have an expertise in something.- How long have they been on the site?

Are there any zip codes, or other geographic markers that signify the "better" areas to invest?

I figured out that green signifies somebody who is a colleague.