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Why Isn’t My House Selling in Portland

October 6, 2020

Why do some homes sell right away? Why do some sit on the market for months at a time? And why isn’t your house selling? In our latest post, we will help you to consider some reasons why your house isn’t selling, and what you can do about it! Selling a home takes work. It … Continued

Real Estate Disclosures – What You Have to Share Legally in Portland

September 29, 2020

By John Podpora

Real estate disclosures come with many questions for both a buyer and seller. Our rule of thumb? Be as open and honest as possible. In our latest post, we will cover what you need to disclose by law. Being an open and honest seller will not only help you avoid a lawsuit, but it will also … Continued

Selling A Note With Owner Financing In Oregon – Breaking It Down

September 29, 2020

By John Podpora

If you are reading this post, maybe you’re looking to sell a note or maybe you’re looking for someone who is selling a note with owner financing in Oregon. Let’s break down the facts so you understand how it works and so you have all the info you need to move forward. How Notes Work … Continued

Sell Land Online For Free In Oregon — Here’s A LIttle Known Trick

September 29, 2020

By John Podpora

If you own vacant land and you’re looking to sell it, you probably got to this page because you’re checking out your selling options and you want to know if there is a way to sell land online for free in Oregon. The answer is YES so keep reading to find out what it is! … Continued

What happens when you inherit a house in Oregon?

September 29, 2020

By John Podpora

Inheriting a house is one of the few big surprises that life brings us sometimes. But what happens when you inherit a house in Oregon? As much as you may want to keep an inherited house, sometimes you may be forced to consider putting it up for sale. Well, selling an inherited house can be … Continued

Can I Give My House Back To The Bank Portland Without An Expensive Foreclosure?

September 29, 2020

By John Podpora

Can I give my house back to the bank in Portland without an expensive foreclosure? The answer is YES! (but with caveats, read below for more details) Can I Give My House Back To The Bank Portland Without An Expensive Foreclosure? There are many ways to avoid an expensive foreclosure in Portland. Your first step … Continued

Upgrades to Avoid: What Will Turn OFF Buyers in Portland!

September 22, 2020

By John Podpora

Are you considering selling your home in Portland? If so, you might be thinking about making a few repairs and upgrades before you list it. Some changes can be lucrative, paying off in the long run. However, not all upgrades are created equal. We will let you know which upgrades to avoid! Updating and beautifying … Continued

Working With A Real Estate Note Broker In Oregon And Portland — 4 Tips To Get Started

September 22, 2020

By John Podpora

If you’re thinking about diversifying your real estate investing portfolio, and perhaps looking beyond the traditional investing methods of single family property rehabbing or rentals, you might be looking at investing in real estate notes. If you are looking into notes further, read these 4 tips for working with a real estate note broker in … Continued

How Do I Sell My Oregon Land To A Developer? (We Have The Answers) – Home Matters Northwest

September 22, 2020

By John Podpora

Owning land is pretty easy – it rarely takes a lot of effort. But when you want to sell, that can be a different story. Do you own landing and are wondering, “How do I sell my Oregon land to a developer”? At Home Matters Northwest, we’re often asked that question so we wrote this … Continued

Tax consequences when selling a house I inherited in Portland

September 22, 2020

By John Podpora

Inheriting a home is a pretty sweet experience, yet bitter at the same time… You are left with great property value you can use to improve your life, but you are still mourning the loss of a loved one. So you may tend to ask yourself at this point “what are the tax consequences when … Continued