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Neal Collins
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  • Portland, OR
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Corporate Rentals- Best Ways to Market

Neal Collins
  • Developer
  • Portland, OR
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There's no doubt the Portland, Oregon market is hot right now and there are tens of thousands of people moving to the city each year. We run across a lot of people that are moving up from California or down from Seattle that are in need of housing. We recently purchased a four-plex which needed a light rehab. It's a fantastic location and the place oozes with charm. We decided that we wanted to experiment and have decided to turn the units into short term corporate rentals (30 days or more) that are fully furnished.

We are just now starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel after completing the rehab and now the furnishing. What I have picked up so far is that furnishing units is NOT cheap. I'm ready to get things things up and performing and I was curious if anyone out there doing corporate rentals could share some inside tips and tricks on how to get your units filled up. 

Thanks!

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