We are able to build 2,200 sq/ft homes, higher end for under $200k in NY and I can't see anything that would increase our costs much simply by relocating.

They too are choosing to rent for various reasons from enhancing lifestyle to relocating closer to offspring or other family.

@Wendy McIntireOne thing to keep in mind, if you are planning on occupying one of the units and it is currently occupied you may have to pay the Portland relocation fee to do an eviction. 1bd is $3,300, 2bd is $4,200Here is some more info on that: https://www.portlandoregon.gov/eudaly/article/6274...

Fortunately, most things were in trust, as I have had several properties to deal with.My fiance had to relocate about four hours away.

My wife and I are looking to relocate to North Carolina.

We have since relocated to Houston, TX but continue to pursue real estate in the Atlanta, GA area as we both grew up there and know the Atlanta market pretty well.

We have since relocated to Houston, TX but continue to pursue real estate in the Atlanta, GA area.We had a long term investor in the property for 5 years and it finally turned over for the 1st time this past summer.

I done some research and found out that I need to give them a 90 day notice, my question is since it's not on rent control, I do not need to pay for relocation fees ? 

Relocated to Delaware , didn’t work out sold my first property (broke even) now I’m back in NY (Staten Island ).    

Hey @Tomasz Kaminski I'm fine with them relocating, but I want to see that they had a job wherever they came from.