I hope you enjoyed your visit and I look forward to seeing you again!

The tenants will complain, but if you are raising them to market, their only choice is to either pay or vacate and go to another unit with the same rate.  

I'm a fairly serious DIY kind of guy having built 3 houses, renovated a manufactured home, built several small barns and about to renovate a vacation home we just bought "up north" as we Michiganders like to say.  

It's a great resource, so enjoy!

Just a little nervous with not being able to inspect, the house is actually minutes from my own and it has been vacate for some time.

Sometimes you might strike a good deal on the outskirts/ adjoining cities of these towns wherein they can enjoy the schools of these cities but reside in a different township. there are some good townhomes to be obtained in $150-200K (you might also get sometimes better deals) range in each of these areas that can be then resold/ rented for long term. 

@Julie Marquez  that's what I thought.. spec builders are not going to get this deal.WA fed is great at this product they do a lot of it here in PDX market.. congrats on building your new home.. enjoy the process if you have not done it already.. just be patient.. sub trades are killer right now.

I enjoy talking about Real Estate and never seemed to be bored of it lol, with that being said please reach out and lets connnect 

If they do something you think is wrong, accepting too low of a credit score, not serving a notice to vacate at the agreed upon time, accepting partial rent without consulting you, etc. etc. you have the opportunity to correct them. 

I enjoy listening to BP podcasts, reading BP books, and looking at the forums.