If you can’t get several hundred per door profit each month then I wouldn’t waste my time 

I want atleast 200$ per door cash flow . if you look at the top hot markets your going to find getting good cashflow is extremely difficult if not impossible .

I am a delivery driver for FedEx Ground tired of having one source of income.

I bought an apartment (6-door) in the Philippines for $225k in 2008 using a 2-year owner-carry purchase contract.

They were an older (very classy) couple 2 doors down from my 1st home.

What I read about Oregon seemed to have carve outs that most rent increases would fall into anyway, but the door has been opened. 

As a buy and hold real estate investor, can you charge a tenant for repairs if they do not take precautions during a freeze by opening cabinet doors, letting water drip, covering outdoor spigots etc. which cause pipes to burst?

We in Phoenix, on the other hand, are greatly benefiting from people running from CA, another great socialist state :)ya not sure if the puzzle factory running this state really understands free market economics  but my Lobbyist I use just sent out an economic report that is very favorable for the state... so it appears that rentals are not a big driver if they can submarine them and the economy is still booming and strong I know its worked in our favor for new construction :) 

You need to decide if landlording is something your cut out to do or if you want to give all your meager profits away to a property manager .

Just PM me or email me.Average Cash Flow Per Door In Phoenix Metro Areahttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/600/topics/584916-average-cash-flow-per-door-in-phoenix-metro-areaand this one I did just because it's interesting to see another angle of investing:How I buy houses for pennies on the dollarhttps://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/67...