If BP spends some money on iOS dev contractors to fix app crashes, I'll sign up for the paid membership :) @David Greene, you have all the right connections to make this happen (you came to give a talk at my work on 5/30).Gediminas

In my opinion, prices will be up a year from now, so in addition to spending $24,000 renting, you will lose out on a years worth of property appreciation when you sell.As far as renting to you, I would not.

Excited to be posting on this most-relevant website, particularly after spending hours reading and listening to podcast and RE research information.

Our underwriters just condition for "legal counsel to review and approve ABC Trust" right alongside the stuff like "updated bank statements" and "verification of employment."

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-- I start with $5,000 and spend a few weeks looking for note brokers.-- Invest into a $5k note yielding 15% per year, or about $750 per year, $60 per month.-- Look for opportunities to recapitalize, either by raising private money (unlikely this early on) or "collateral assignment" loans to borrow at, maybe 7.5% while re-lending at 15%.-- I keep doing this until I go from $60 a month to $830 a month, which would take 28 investments assuming they were all $5k notes yielding net 7.5%.

My Questions:Does anyone have a referral for an Oregon(Willamette valley) Real estate attorney I can have review my offer/contract?

I've reviewed the tenant and lord information.

We bought some rural land 4 years ago and have been spending more and more time there on the weekends. 

This past experience really got me interested in real estate.I travel a lot for my current job, which I enjoy, but I hope to one day have the freedom to create my own schedule, wealth, and be able to have more time to spend with my family and friends.