I started selling real estate before the internet existed. We had pagers and an MLS book that came out once a month. I was selling 45 homes a year with double-digit interest rates. I'm not cut from the same cloth as real estate agents who started during COVID, who needed a license and a pulse to sell a house. 35 years and 1,600 homes later, there's very little I haven't seen. That matters more in a tricky market than in an easy one.

What I do

I work with Portland families through the decisions they haven't made before. Helping your kids buy a first home. Buying together across generations. Selling a home that's been in the family for decades.

How I work

Price is one number. The rate, the concessions, the repairs, the terms, the structure — that's where the money actually is. Getting an offer accepted isn't the same as getting a good deal, and I've been doing this long enough to know the difference.

Why families

Three daughters. One owns two properties. One is a year into her first home. My youngest rents from one of her sisters — the next rung on the same ladder. I've sat on every side of this table.

I'm also the founder of Rebecca Green + Co., where I coach real estate agents across the country.