I know enough to be dangerous.

Do something which lets your baby spend more time with his dad- sell the 8 unit that's giving you problems, and upscale into an A location with fewer units.

Plaintiff failed to maintain the property in a clean, sanitary, safe, and habitable condition.To wit, there were termites, water damage to the ceiling/walls, and dangerous moldlevels.

If you are super close on your DTI then have your CPA put the rental into service on the date you started collecting rent and not before that if you bought and then took time to rehab or market the property, the fewer days in service and less expenses you claim on your taxes will cost you a few hundred dollars on your taxes but could make the difference on your DTI.

From what I understand, Oregon is also a dangerous place to be a landlord.

Try for the Supreme Court Justice originally from Jamaica should have fewer local ties. 

Sometimes asking rents get lowered during the slower times of the year, because fewer tenants are looking and owners want / need the unit filled.

The fewer members the better. 

It’s probably not worth asking for the extra $2,000 if it means fewer buyers will see the home.

I've had local contractors come who said that was a dangerous place to be when they were growing up.