Not unless you can close in the same time frame as a true cash buyer. 2.

@John Montgomery So true, that feeling is just not what you want in the trust department with a customer and things can definitely be taken out of context.

You can't count on realtors to get you good deals when all they have is what is on the market.You should always share what your goal is and the metrics you are using, but I don't think these are tried and true formulas you are using.

Thats very true @Brandi Croom I see that there are plenty of deals to be made in the Bend-Redmond area, especially on multi family properties that people have held for a long time.Whats your opinion on the new rent control laws?

I'm wanting to venture into rehabbing/flipping but also have been finding some good deals on true rental properties (already occupied with tenants and set to cash flow from day 1 with no repairs needed).

Is this true? 

One of the markets I've looked into the property values are virtually stagnant/declining but is not much of an issue to me as long as I'm working to find true deals.

It looks too good to be true.

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True.