I worked for a large institutional backed company previously and they had a very expansive inventory system which also was able to pull data from the trustee companies to gather info in one place just like Foreclosure radar except it was better then foreclosure radar.  

New townhome construction, the Metro Light Rail, new restaurants, a weekly farmer's market, multiple Crossfit gyms, a makerspace, a hike/bike trail, and art galleries are recent additions to the landscape now.

I am very handy and have done many construction projects including plumbing, drywall, framing, light electrical work, landscaping etc...

I believe we are almost at the end of the current expansion phase of the current cycle.This is consistent with what the major agencies are predicting.

I'm not looking to do anything to crazy, just enforce the removal of broken down cars, landscaping, trash pickup, and condition of homes on the outside. 

Lots of people get paid behind what flippers do, contractors, their employees, realtors, landscapers, lenders, title companies....you get the picture.  

Even Cooper Mountain, where they have some infrastructure and major need for expansion, just lead to battles between Wash Co, Beaverton, Tigard and King City about who will do what and who will get what.

The 50% rule says we would lose about $300/month as long as there is a mortgage but I won't be on the hook for roof, water heater, landscaping, etc.

EX # 2: Tenant has a Sole Prop business where he uses the address for quotes on landscaping work since he doesn't have a stand alone store.  

When I owned properties in Houston and Atlanta I seemed to always be replacing roofs, siding and dealing with termites and landscaping.