Of course, raising rents every year for the same tenants it's not a good idea, however not having an option to raise rents means sell the property before it ends up foreclosure. How do you feel about new Oregon law? D...

If leasing the house is not a temporary measure to keep it occupied while you are away, and you have no plans of coming back in the near future, I would definitely try to sell it.

I might be aiming high that a 20 unit building will throw off $80,000 after expenses and debt service, but for the sake of argument let's assume it does. 

If you’re aiming for April 1st then lower it to 1100 now and then if you’re still not getting a lot of calls maybe go down another 50-100 in a week.

The principle he's referring to (and what I refer to: Ready - Aim - Fire. 

It's just one measure...when using it, remember to add immediate repair cost to the purchase price. 

Still some of the 100% bonus deprecation measures made it in.

https://www.efficiencymaine.com/at-home/home-energ...I'm sure you've seen this heating comparison chart, but I'm posting just for good measure.

I'm looking to connect with any locals on here who could offer some advise, what neighborhoods to aim for, to avoid, whats the norm -1 bedroom apartments or 2 bedroom apartments, what Real Estate Agents/companies to reach out to, whats the standard Mortgage rate someone like me should be expecting, whos the best mortgage lenders locally.... etc etc.I'm torn between aiming near UNC giving the constant number of students who will always need a place to live.... or another neighborhood aimed at the local workforce, near big businesses, higher rents etc.Looking forward to an educational discussion with you!

If you look at my desk you will see I have 20 projects going all at once and there's a measure of disorganization.