People make real estate seem so easy.

Easy access to the city while still providing a rural feel would be a great place to get into.

I would think this is because its too easy for people to lie about whats on the inside if they never actually look.

(You might be able to search by using thefirst few numbers of the parcel numbers)Then check the trust deeds that were recorded on those properties.If they are from the same bank, a broker could've targeted thatneighborhood as a great 'target' to make some easy money.Check the sales price if you can.

The four plex is an easy decision for us...5 minutes from our home and well maintained with 2 long term tenants.

The $6k didn't come easy.

In this market with so many preforeclosure and foreclosures, it should be relatively easy to pick something up that will cash flow.

Probably an easy answer to an easy question, but - When I begin to call banks and inquire about their lending capability, would I begin my conversation by asking something along the lines of: "I'm an investor and am looking for an LTV based mortgage?"

I wish I'd got started earlier (I'm 26 now), but people don't think it's a viable career option for a young person, and it's very easy to listen to the people saying 'It's too much to take on / It's a lot of money and if it goes bad you'll be in debt

Oregon eviction paperwork is easy enough to understand if you are capable of reading at the second grade level, so you should be able to figure out where you stand.