Pretty much any market right now is going to seem overpriced when you look at price to rent ratios and it's a rocky time to start flipping with rates doubling in a couple months.

. - Consolidating at a lower rate.

Yes, today with the high prices and high interest rates it is harder , but still not impossible.  

I really do try my best to be an awesome landlord, but it’s starting to not feel worth the time and energy.The house is at a 2% fixed rate so it’s hard to consider selling (at least right now), and getting the tenants out of the house would cost at least $5k per the Portland laws.

You could be with your bank for 50 years and if your credit score drops, or you miss a payment or do not show enough income for the debt to income ratios, your not going to get the approval. regardless of how many years you have been using them for checking and savings or even your business account!

Every year you have a vacancy rate from the year before. 

I recommend using the company that you have other policies with since they'll be able to provide you a bundle discount. 3 - Look at market rate, and charge slightly under.

You can borrow more than 75%, but you have to be mindful of cash-flow and interest rates.

@Jake Posnerstrongly recommend looking closer to home - OOS investing is more difficult than it's made out to be. andwith rates where they are, there's just about no cash flow right now unless you employ a creative strategy or a combination of creative strategies.if you just buy any old property in any old market, you're not going to cash flow.

I am open to getting a manufactured home and dropping it if necessary.