3 Home Pricing Strategies Every Portland Seller Should ConsiderWhen you’re preparing to sell your home in Portland, Oregon, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is how to price it. The right pricing strategy can mean the difference between…
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Who Really Benefits From an Open House? (Hint: It’s Not Always the Seller)
If you’re preparing to sell your home in Portland, Oregon, chances are you’ve heard this advice: “You have to do an open house—it’ll get your home sold faster.”
That sounds nice in…
Portland’s Argay Terrace: Mid-Century Homes, Larger Lots, and Room Between HomesHidden Gem Alert: Argay Terrace (NE Portland)
Most people haven’t heard of it—but Argay Terrace offers big mid-century homes, wide streets, and peaceful vibes just minutes from the airport…
Buying a Home with Less Than 20% Down? You’re Not Alone.
Let’s clear something up: you do not need 20% down to buy a home. Not even close, in most cases.
I hear it all the time—buyers waiting, saving, stressing—thinking that 20% down is the golden ticket. And while…
Top 5 Reasons People Are Moving to Portland, Oregon!
Natural Beauty: From Forest Park to the Columbia River Gorge, Portland offers endless outdoor adventures right in your backyard.
Vibrant Culture: Food carts, craft breweries, music, art — Portland’s creative…
Is Housing Inventory Really Booming? With reports of housing inventory exploding across the country – and suggestions that THIS is the sign of the market about to tank, it’s worth looking into what the actually data says.Nationally (which is where the data is collected…
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How a Toddler’s Tantrum Killed a Home Sale—And What You Can Learn From It
You never know what’s going to happen at a home inspection. Some issues are predictable—plumbing leaks, electrical quirks, maybe a surprise roof repair. But sometimes, the deal-breaker…
Is today’s real estate market really making sellers desperate? Some, including an author of a recent article quoting Redfin, say yes. Is their data to support that? Not really.The main “desperation” data directly tied to sellers is that homes sat on the market for,…
