First state with a bottle bill, first major metro area with an urban growth boundary (Portland), focus on green issues, right to die stand, exemption from the federal Medicare program so that they can factor in quality of life when deciding what is to be covered.OR tends to be split politically.

His approach has me glued to the computer screen.

Some folks I know recommend Mr Landlord's service.I pass on the costs of screening to the tenants.

Imagine that I have new tenant for the prop before I even bought it.So now I have to wait until close so I can send in the paperwork to AOA Tenant Screening Company (anybody ever use these people?).

I'm a beginning investor from Long Beach and I'm looking for a socal city with a good balance of high cap rate/low vacancy/lots of quality tenants.

Circuit City once suspended its 30-day guarantee on big screens during Super Bowl/College Bowl season.

I can perform professional or better quality work in almost every field.

If you bought right at the beginning of the school year, I would be concerned about the quality or longevity of the tenants/students.

You don't always get a definite payback on those items, but you do nonetheless get payback in the quality of tenant you attract.

i.e. screening buyers, negotiations, contracts, financing, inspections, title, repairs, BUYER'S REMORSE, etc...