I love analyzing deals and working with just the numbers, I love learning from investor clients because many of them flip, short term rental, or BRRRR.I'm on BiggerPockets to network with like-minded folks and I was wondering if anyone had any tips or strategies for attracting investor clients to working with a Realtor.

Oregon and Portland had very flat  rent rates for at least a decade then exploded.. all that did was lead to state wide rent controlI think folks need to be cognizant of this as we move forward..

There're are many folks living there who live there by choice and it really depends on what the end-user you are targeting is and what they do/live/and all the other dynamics. 

A lot of great posts on here by folks with years’ of experience buying foreclosures.The book Bidding to Buy.

I just went to one last week...there were at least 30-40 folks there, maybe a few more, and I'm sure this will continue to grow as the consistency of the meetings is maintained. 

I'm find working about the edges of the grey areas, but only at the white-ish margins.I'm sure I'm oversimplifying this, but in my conversations with atty @Mat Sorensen of KKOS and the compliance folks at Specialized Trust Company, the results boiled down this - I can do work, but if the level of work requires me to wear a tool belt, I've probably reached the limit.

I’m not sure if I’m just not running my numbers correctly, looking at enough houses, or if it’s just the tough market… I’d love some input on my thoughts/connect with folks in a similar situation or with more experience.One of the main challenges I’m having is identifying how much a rehab would probably cost me to figure out if I could successfully BRRR.

Thank you Joseph, Polo, and everyone else, I will be trying to go and catch the meetup at Brewsome on the 27th and just meet folks and listen.

ERGO they use folks in the Philippines and other parts of the world to read off of a script.. the difference is they have to pay them by the hour .. so for you no skin off their nose you dont produce does not cost them anything. 

Also my company has seen, and other RE folks I talk to have noticed as well, that homes aren't appraising like they were a few months ago.