Ask yourself this; does the news of state wide rent increase cap of 7% + CPI make you more or less attracted to invest in rental property in Oregon? 

Having the right deal ready often attracts a team.  

Not only will you not attract the people you want living in your property, you will easily be priced out of the market by your competition.

Are the homes attractive and well kept and are the streets clean and well maintained?

I'm going to be investing in Texas soon, and one of the things that attracts me the most is the ability to do a quick eviction.

I want to start a mailing campaign to [u]subject to candidates. I have been reading BP for the last weeks and came up with a very interesting information (so much) that I will like to summarized and understand better....

Rent appears attractive and so long as utilities can be offset to tenants, i think you might have yourself a decent deal or at least, a deal i personally would be willing to do.  

It is a forclosure and priced low to attract more buyers I presume and get them into the " auction" game of the highest and best.

I see how having 'everything taken care of for you' appears attractive on the surface, but then the underbelly gets exposed.  

The greening of this building will allow me to buy the property at $16k per door and charge $550+ per unit, while attracting AirBnB in vacant units and provide a very high quality place to live.