All Forum Posts by: Bill Horton

@Eric Escanuelas congrats on the first rental and taking action! There are a lot of great resources here, many being local here in the Portland area.  

@Sam Newell when are these projected to be complete? 

@Catherine Emert Nice work! Great deal and very cool you were able to represent both sides. This proves how important our networks are! 

@Alex Kamunyo congrats! Looks like a great deal and nice work on the rehab.

@Philip Cardwell  I remember seeing yours. We had quite a few offers in a very short amount of time. If you're still interested, it is still available at this time. 

@Philip Cardwell we had an accepted offer. The buyer decided he did not like that the property was slightly below the elevation of the roadway because of water drainage and decided to terminate the contract.  There are storm drains on the street and in the parking lot, however, and the owner says he has not had any issues with flooding. It is back on the market as of today. 

Opportunity awaits with this well maintained and fully occupied triplex, situated near Milwaukie. Tenants enjoy a paved private parking lot and individually fenced, park-like backyards. Seize this unique opportunity to acquire a well-maintained investment property, with the option to increase revenue due to below market rents. Recent upgrades include windows, roof, and exterior paint. *Listing broker related to seller.

This charming Canby home sits on a large corner lot with mature landscaping. Enjoy vaulted ceilings and plantation shutters in the living room as you sit by a warm double sided brick fireplace. Light and bright inside with multiple skylights, and french doors overlooking the private in-ground pool. The home has a great flow and is in a highly desired school district. This 3 bedroom /2 bathroom home offers loads of potential and is just waiting for someone to update it! 

@Chase Banta

As far a free rent, I'd say that just depends on the location, the demand for that specific space and your broker's negation skills.  The one I told you about that we just did, the space was set up almost exactly how the tenant needed it, and it was ready to start doing business out of right away, so there were no need for any rent credits. 

I am working with a landlord who has a space that has been occupied by a tenant for a very long time, who is moving out and the space will need a pretty heavy rehab. That space is much more likely to get rent credits or a free period during some improvements.  

As far as the price, depending on the space you get, you could definitely get the price up around there. You may be able to find something more affordable though.