So make sure you share these things so the agent can do their best job to support you.Second - and every market is completely different - but in ours, cash is strong since it's not common around here.

Another option is storage but that wouldn't make sense.

As a developer, it's important to have an understanding of zoning and some sense of how much you can densify a site.

I evaluate deals, I run the numbers and I've only been following up on deals that would make sense (cents) and cash flow for me, but it's like I can't even...get in!

Are there any common areas or outside landscaping you can do to add value before you talk to the tenant?

I hope this question makes sense and please feel free to share links if you have seen examples on BP or somewhere else of someone using the BRRRR strategy Thank you!

In Oregon, is it common for the homeowner to be allowed to remain living in their property for the 180 day redemption period following a sherrif sale?

I'm thinking it makes more sense to set up the account first but the drawback is that I have to start paying monthly fees immediately? 

Does it make sense to finance it over 30 years to increase cashflow? 

This is one of the key components I have learned from developers 30 to 40 years into the business versus my 14 is to assess what it is you are doing, timeline and risk to get to the return you want, and then decide if it makes sense to take on the risk or structure an exit a different way ( or not do the deal at all in any way,shape,or form and move to the next property).