I understand that the basics of investing should remain the same but is there anything specific (like tax laws, financial vehicles, market conditions) that I should be wary of? 

I understand that the basics of investing should remain the same but is there anything specific (like tax laws, financial vehicles, market conditions) that I should be wary of? 

Location: Nice area; B-class neighborhood Location: Multnomah County, Oregon (not within the City of Portland limit, so less stringent on rules and regs.)Price: $600,000Down payment: Negotiable but I’ll probably put $5,000.00, maybe less.Terms: Seller financing using “Subject To” plus another note for the remaining balance.Seller paid 25% down on a $556,000 purchase price a few years ago.

All this together with exponential growth of US credit market debt, at all time highs, with rising Inflation and stagnating wages, will ultimately lead to a depression.If you want to discuss more about it, I will be glad to discuss it in this forum!

Unit #1 2beds, 1bath, currently rented at $1650Unit #2 2beds, 1bath, currently rented at $1600 Unit #3 1beds, 1bath, currently rented at $1400Unit #4 2beds, 1bath, currently rented at $1550 I am planning on residing in the unit #3, making the total rental income from the remaining 3 units at $4800. 

Until that was completed it was to remain vacant.

As states open, some of this will heal itself, but it is predicted that unemployment levels will remain high for awhile.  

In year 3, your tenant/buyer closed out the deal and here's your profit: $10,000 down + $900 rent for 36 months + $70,000 remaining sale price = $112,400. 

If you have any remaining questions - I can help.

One thing to consider is that I believe the costs for running electricity is inflated, however I have left it as a conservative estimate for now.