@John Knisely @Ram V.Right now, after setting aside estimated cap ex & maintenance, escrow, water/sewer, public lighting, etc. it will cash-flow around $600/ month. 

As well as added a shed to protect water heater instead of leaving water heaters in master closet.

If the first applicant is a member of a protected class, they can claim you discriminated against them based on their protected class, not their credit report or income or Landlord reference.

There's a strong demographic of folks who are into publications like Dwell, Archdaily, Treehugger, etc. that are very interested in modular/prefab construction and in some cases that fact alone can lead to quite a bit of buzz especially around new development. 

My question is, can I demand a security deposit from them to protect myself in case they damage the apt. when they move out or should I adjust the rent accordingly because of no security? 

You have to set yourself up as the go to person and be in the public eye.

How hard is to get tenants for house that is relatively far from public transportation compare to one that is very close?

Like others I will focus on bids on plumbing, electric wiring, fire protection circuit board, safety, railing. 

They are now being used for enhanced photography, virtual tours, and even property management.Big DataAs the world becomes a planet of digital natives, more and more data is becoming available to the public.

I think that Beaverton/Tigard and others are not quite the same as sprawling new developments outside Sacramento (perhaps more comparable to the San Francisco East Bay, to cite a local examplea gain), but on the other hand in the event of a significant downturn you maybe are more protected in the core.