From what Ned said also read the wholesaling forum as well as the wholesaling articles and blogs we have here at BP.

I found this article on Jacksonville.com Hope it helps. http://jacksonville.com/business/2010-03-14/story/bandit_signs_clutter_jacksonville_area_illegally

I have found this site to be a wealth of knowledge and can't get enough of all the articles and blogs!

In reading several articles and BP posts users say anywhere from 25 to 200+ buyers before locating properties.

Oregon has many different economies in different cities so researching each one individually would be required.There is an article in Sunday's Oregonian about how some counties are voting down all the tax measures so there is a lack of services.

Reduce Your Risk, Use An Estoppel Agreement (Free Form Included)by KEVIN PERK on JUNE 10, 2013Related article found here on bigger pockets.

Here's an article I wrote on how you can stand out as a wholesaler - should be helpful for ya: http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4430/blog_posts/32194-attention-wholesalers-2-ways-to-stand-out-from-your-competition

This property might be difficult to wholesale - if that's what you're asking aboutWholesaling traditionally means buying something at a deep discount (70%), usually all cash and most likely from a buyer (no agents involved), and usually for a property that needs work.Here's a great BP article on wholesalingNow back to the property you're talking about.

A Google search will produce a plethora of articles talking about this very thing.

Hey Patrick, welcome to BP.This is a great place to learn a ton of stuff and to meet great people from all around.Read all the article and listen to the podcasts and you will learn a lot fast.