Hello all --  Realtor / investor out of League City here. 

The law is intended to address the state’s housing crunch by making it easier to build less-expensive “missing middle” housing — duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, cottage clusters and townhouses — in areas zoned for single-family housing.The Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development is currently developing rules to be completed later this year that will guide cities in implementing the new law.Last week, the Oregon League of Cities sent the department a letter on behalf of nine cities, including Salem, expressing concern that cities would be left with “very little flexibility” and prevent them from pursuing their own housing strategies or responding to “community goals.”The league’s letter asks that cities be allowed their own development standards and for minimum expectations from the state on just how much middle housing they should produce.Michael Andersen, a senior researcher at Seattle-based sustainability think tank Sightline Institute, said that what the league is asking for would considerably water down the law... 

Hi, we are south in League City. 

Hi Brandon,20% down, and possibly lender net worth, cash set aside, and experience requirements.Cash or tapable money for CAPEX as needed.Cash for operating expenses.Cash for insurance.Cash for any lender required repairs.Are you sure you can get into a "Complex" somewhere with 130k to 170k by yourself.You can probably find an apartment building, but a Complex might take a bigger baseball bat.Just my 2 cents.

However I also loved the game of baseball and after playing 4 years of division 1 baseball at Xavier University, I was fortunate enough to have been drafted by the Minnesota Twins and played a little bit or professional baseball.

I was going to take a construction management class held by my local investor league. 

Richest man in Babylon and rich dad opened my eyes big league !

His pricing was WAY out of our league so I left a message for Kim today, http://www.cozartandedwards.com/ they are out of Creedmore.

In addition, we liked looking at cities that have major sports teams (baseball, football, basketball, etc.).

It started with "Baseball or Football?"