This shift in terminology raises an important question: Is it truly an improvement, or are we witnessing necessary corrections to previously inflated prices?

We're seeing very favorable local financing with credit unions throughout Oregon in recent weeks and months. 

If you want to learn more or get an idea of what the terms might look like feel free to shoot me a message

We’re not ready to buy yet so we don’t need a realtor or a lender. 

I have searched the web to find some paid subscriptions like Monarch or YNAB or Empower.

I've had a rental property in the Portland (OR) metropolitan area for the past six years.

We are looking for financial advice to look into our stuff and help us better decide which mortgages to pay off or how maximize the returns on our funds and give us sound financial advice.

For your major capex expenses, I assume AC, WH, roof, you would need to get in touch with a local contractor (or two). 

For those of you trying to “Time the Market” or trying to figure out the “Perfect Time to Buy”, either because you believe home prices will drop or because interest rates will drop (which they will in the very near future), I have a scenario for you.Consider these two scenarios, in both cases you have the EXACT SAME Principal & Interest Payment1.

Any insights or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!