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New, looking to buy first property. Live in Portland, Oregon.

Arta Montero
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I live in Portland, Oregon and would like to buy a multi family unit (5+). I have a lot to learn and time is a constraint since I work full time and long hours and have two young kids.

I would like to keep my job at least till I can prove that I can do it.

Not sure though if Portland is a good market for investing right now? I feel that given my time limitations looking outside the state is even more time demanding and risky?

Should I look in Portland and surrounding areas? Is there anybody from Portland that I can connect with and that has experience with real estate in Portland? Anybody has any input about real estate investing in Portland or surrounding areas?

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Brad Hammond
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Brad Hammond
  • Real Estate Agent
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Hi @Arta Montero  I invest in Portland and I think it all depends on your expectations. I think it is a good place to invest and there is lots of long-term growth potential. I have a day job and invest on the side with no issues but it’s important to have systems set up.  Let me know if you have other questions. 

  • Brad Hammond

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