We go up often to hike and hunt.

Once I figured out my budget I took off hunting.  

Quote from @Jackson Tyler Hunt: so I’ve been learning a ton about the advantages of being a real estate professional and how you can use that depreciation from passive income producing assets to offset your earned income.

We're building an application where you select your geographic area of interest and what your investment criteria are (IRR/Cap rate/Cashflow, price, cash available) and new listings are screened in real time, you get an alert if properties meet your criteria complete with a full financial analysis.This would save you the hours of hunting and analysing potential properties, would you spend $100/mo on this service?

We received a complete application prior to yours that meets all requirements and qualifications and will be approving them for this rental.Thank you so much for you interest in our property and we wish you the best of luck in your house hunting journey.”

~Happy Hunting

I think if you rephrase your question you should get responses from agents and investors familiar with the North Bend market.Good hunting!

Happy Hunting and Investigating.    

But in an ideal situation if it's a great property, loopnet /costar is good enough, tenants will hunt you down for it.

The biggest question I have been hunting for all over BP and the web is how much can you expect to make owning a PM business.