So if you live in it, you will be surrounded by ALL renters.

Ours is a real nice property on a really nice street, but surrounded by trailor parks, so our DOM (days on market) is 60.

You have no history or track record of stable income with the property.You have to pay special attention to the leases and if anything is bad on them or need clarifying have the tenants sign an amendment to the leases before closing.You would do better to have say a 90 day option period and then if the property doesn't work out just hand it back or if it goes as planned then proceed to closing.You are putting a bunch of money down and the income doesn't have a stable history yet plus it is surrounded by SFR houses and it seems overpriced.Lot of negatives on the face of it.You can get a list of all the repairs and upgrades during due diligence.

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Help me out folks - a bit of success here could truly enhance my career and surrounding dynamics!

Many (looks like the good ones) short sales have a pending status in Portland and surrounding areas.

In CA your development cannot affect any of the surrounding properties with water runoff and even have to be designed as if the development was not even there to avoid problems with overloading the stormdrains.

I drove off of my usual route today while running errands and I think I found a vacant house surrounded by some very well kept "City" homes.

I know Portland very well and have most of my family up north in the Portland/surrounding area.

At the time, I'm spending most of my time in SFHs in the surrounding suburbs of Richmond, but I hope that I'll be able to move into the city in the not too distant future for the very MF complexes you are speaking of.