Bonus Episode: Where is The PDX Real Estate Market Headed?
Release Date: 07/09/2018
Factors to Consider When Shopping for a Mortgage
Water Cooler Real Estate
Thinking about Buying a Home?
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Questions to Ask When Hiring a Contractor
Water Cooler Real Estate
Whereas in the 1990's, it seemed like Fixers were All the Rage, many of today's Home Buyers are really looking for Turn-Key homes.
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What's In A Payment?
Water Cooler Real Estate
As a First time or first time in a long time Buyer, typically the most important criteria as to how much home you can afford comes down to your Total Monthly Payment.
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Tips For Selecting Contractors
Water Cooler Real Estate
Whether you are a Buyer or Seller, you may be considering doing some remodeling or new construction projects.
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Location, Location, Location!
Water Cooler Real Estate
The Number One most vital criteria in evaluating and valuing Real Estate is the Location.
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Apps That Help You Move!
Water Cooler Real Estate
Buying and Selling you home can be a stressful, emotional, and rewarding time, especially when you are expected to carry on your "Normal" life at the same time.
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12 Secrets to Selling Your Home!
Water Cooler Real Estate
Selling your home is one of the largest financial and emotional endeavors most people tackle in their lifetime.
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The Personal Side of Home Ownership
Water Cooler Real Estate
There are many financial reasons to owning a home versus renting.
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What Is A Seller's Market?
Water Cooler Real Estate
The simple economics explanation of a Seller's Market is when the Demand for Homes outnumbers the existing Supply of homes available for sale in a given Real Estate market.
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Things You Shouldn't Say to Your Realtor!
Water Cooler Real Estate
"That's Not What Zillow Says!"
info_outlineIs there a Real Estate Bubble in Portland?
Check out this informative piece on the progression of real estate values in the Portland Marketplace.
We talk about the real estate market in the Portland Metro Area from 2004 through the boom/the bubble, what ended up being the bottom of the market in 2012 (the gutter), and back to where we are today.