Sell Your Portland Home For Maximum Value
You have a goal. We have a plan. Marketing, home staging, and no upfront cost repairs.
There are a million ways to succeed in real estate.
Here’s what we know for sure….no two situations are the same. Every seller and every home needs or warrants something different. Our job is to figure out what those needs are, create a winning game plan and, get to work. The good news is that we’ve been selling homes for a lot of years and have a pretty successful track record.
We believe in putting a lot of work in upfront to get a home ready for sale. We’re pretty straightforward. We have great systems in place for working through transactions and we’re fierce negotiators.
Ask us anything! We’d love to help you sell your home!
Ready to begin your home-selling journey?
The first step is the consultation. Click here to schedule. Perhaps you’re not quite ready for that but are wondering what your home is worth.
To run a quick valuation on your home, click here. Please keep in mind that we generally make value adjustments up and down after seeing a house which is why the consultation phase is so important but we get it. You may just be curious at this stage. We’re here when you are ready.
Professional photography, staging-forward listing presentation, and a strategic marketing plan built for the property — not a template.
Complimentary. Our in-house design team stages every listing at no additional cost to you. We stage both vacant and occupied homes, often working with what you already own — and we'll help you decide what stays and what gets cleared out.
Pre-sale repairs and renovations handled by our in-house contracting team, often with no cost up front. We work with every seller based on their situation and what the property needs.
Selling a Home in Portland—
Commonly Asked Questions
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Commission, title and escrow fees, recording fees, and any concessions you negotiate — plus prorated property taxes. Staging is complimentary with our team. We work hard to negotiate low post-inspection repairs, but you should be prepared to deal with something in that phase of the contract. We walk your net before you list and again during the contract.
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Less than you think, and rarely what you'd guess. Some improvements return more than they cost and some return nothing. We walk the house and tell you which is which — then our contracting team handles the ones worth doing.
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Often, yes. It depends on your equity, your financing, and how much disruption you can tolerate. There's usually more than one way to sequence it, so don't assume you have to sell first and move twice.
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Your proceeds become the down payment on the next purchase, but timing matters — the money isn't available until closing. That's the piece that has to be planned around, and it's solvable.
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Depends on the numbers and your appetite for being a landlord. Rent, mortgage, taxes, maintenance, vacancy, and what the property is likely to do over time. Worth running before you decide either way.