Bad news they are working on the condos.I am guessing normal business hours work for the contractor and probably the majority of owners (gone during the day, missing most of the noise).

I think you need to first wait until your ears dry before making the "next move up" with your money.

Mentors are a great sounding board, and offer an ear  and additional guidance to help get you in the right direction!

The tenant probably thinks you got their contact information from the PM so they gave her an earful and then the PM decided to let it roll downhill.

We're also looking at Salem / Dallas, Oregon area, Spokane, WA area, and even Eugene and Boise.If anyone would like to meet, chat, or just give us their experience advice, we're all ears!

You won't regret getting started (except for that time when your head has been stuck under the sink for 2 hours and you can't get the $*#% pipes to stay together without leaking and have driven to Home Depot 3 times but can't bear hiring a plumber for something so small and your roommate has a hot friend over and when you look over towards her, nasty drain water drips in your ear and you bang your head on the bottom of the sink).

Hi Earl,  I can tell you that you will need to qualify your entity in your home state if it's formed in DE.

If anyone has any thing they recommend I am all ears.

I'm all ears!

Keep your ear to the ground and be prepared to make an offer the day one comes on the market.