When I was issued a development permit, for the basement suite, they also provided me with a legal separate address from the main unit.

Meter isn't spinning like it when I got the water main replaced.

Hey all,So I am currently looking to offer on a home that has a basement divided up into two units (A studio and 2BR) with a main home on top.

Here are the main issues:- interior walls are made lath and plaster, not drywall.

I've mainly been looking at Realitor.com.

The receipt he sent showed he just had someone jet the main line (no snaking).

I would choose this property mainly because it is already a tourist destination and there are areas already established for short-term rentals and have regulations in place. 

My main goal is to find good deals, in Oregon and in other states, and primarily do BRRRR.

The main thing is to find an excellent property manager.

I want to hold it as a full rental after those two years and then get another property, starting the process over again.So my main question is how do I search and find a good investment property, what numbers to crunch and look at, which will then tell me whether this property will be a good investment in the long run or whether I will end up earning very little or losing money when I turn it into a full rental?