Thanks Aaron , I am curious though, are the buyers looking for a certain price point related to the quality of the house and are they appreciating like owner occupant houses

I have been looking for property managers as I am not in the immediate area, but have struggled to find those that are highly recommended that still keep turnover costs reasonable (some 65%+ of first months rent) and maintenance-related fees reasonable as I expect mostly 1 year, college tenants.  

No water in the basement in that area, just something we noted as a future issue if not fixed.No mold, rot, window bars, all rooms have windows, no stains, nothing leaning (surprising for the age to be honest).The entire living area is wallpapered.

His company is relatively new, but he's been in management for years.

Honestly everything is relative.

Overall: Took two months from start to finish and a whirl wind of what seems like constant communication between my banks and relator.

Definitely start jumping into the community here and feel free to ask any questions related to Real Estate investing!

Also, depending on your age, you can't draw income from the property until age 59 I believe.

The person on title but not obligated to pay the mortgage is at an advantage relative to the other party, since they can stop the sale, rent, etc, but don't have to make any payments on it.

Does anyone know of a resource/website to find RE related docs that are kosher in Oregon?