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.

We also request slightly different amounts for deposits.

Its alot cheaper than an eviction (If it works) I would start with the amount of their security deposit!

I will also be selling a second property this spring, also a single unit (SFR), since I stripped a good amount of equity from it a couple years ago through a cash out refinance to purchase a triplex. 

I had communicated that she could get way more if she let me list it, and I gave her all the options including me paying to get it fixed up for her and selling it.

I am trying to obtain financing for the down payment so that I can keep cash on hand for my fix and flips.

I've been considering acquiring a fix-and-flip property situated on a large acreage, with enough land to potentially split into lots.

Make sure the current rent amount they list on their applications matches what is deducted from their bank account every month, and also ensure it's withdrawn from their account on the first of every month.

There are 30 year fixed programs out there as well as DSCR based options.

I had a rehab project to fix up a unit.