Insights

While our Pacific Northwest climate may be known for its rainy winters, Portland certainly experiences its fair share of hot and sunny days in the summer. In fact, we’re...

Every landlord dreads the midnight phone call. You know the one: your tenant is panicked because a pipe just burst, water is pouring through the ceiling, and they need help...

Portland landlords know the deal: every day a rental sits empty, you’re losing money. Whether your property is tucked into the Alberta Arts District, nestled near Forest...

Let’s be honest—living with roommates can be awesome. You save money, split chores, and maybe even build friendships that last a lifetime. But as any seasoned renter will...

Renting in Portland isn’t cheap, but that’s not news to you. With rising costs and fluctuating availability, trying to score the perfect rental can feel like an uphill...

Living in Portland means you’re part of a community that takes environmental responsibility seriously. From bike lanes to community gardens, Portland offers plenty of...

Being a landlord isn’t easy—but it’s infinitely harder if you’re constantly dealing with unreliable and irresponsible tenants. Missed rent, property damage, and neighborhood...

Vacancies are a normal part of managing a rental property, but they can also be a vulnerable time. Whether you’re waiting to find the right tenant or making repairs before...

Living in a homeowners association (HOA) neighborhood comes with many benefits, including well-maintained common areas, cohesive community aesthetics, and, often, a range of...

As a landlord in Portland, it's not uncommon to find yourself dealing with personal property that tenants leave behind after they move out. Whether the tenant skipped out on...

Water damage is one of the most insidious threats to rental properties, and in the rainy climate of Portland, Oregon, landlords must stay especially vigilant. While obvious...

Many of Portland’s neighborhoods have existed for over a century, with stately older houses, tall trees, and those classic rings in the sidewalk where people once tied up...