Real estate is promising in Portland, Oregon and across the nation is projected to remain a […]
Read more2020 Economic Outlook for Landlords
2020 Economic Outlook for Landlords January 8, 2020 One of the many valuable services we at Real Property Management offer […]
Read moreTax Break for Landlords
If you’re a landlord in Portland, Oregon or any other city for that matter, you know there are ways you […]
Read moreHigh Rents a Growing Problem Throughout Oregon
Although the affordable housing crisis is receiving a lot of attention in Portland, high rents are a growing statewide problem. […]
Read moreBeware the False Promise of Rent Control
Rent control does not work. That’s one of the most settled issues in economics, one widely accepted across the ideological […]
Read more6 Fresh Maintenance Tasks for Spring
According to Zillow Group research, outdoor space is a highly desired feature for renters. Forty-three percent of renters with kids living […]
Read moreContradictory Court Decision on Portland Relocation Fee Classifies it Illegal “Rent Control”
A Multnomah County judge’s recent decision could throw into disarray a city policy that requires landlords to pay tenants who […]
Read moreHoarding is Protected as Disability by Fair Housing Act
Hoarding is a disability protected by Fair Housing Laws so the Grace Hill training tip this week focuses on this issue to […]
Read moreNew Rent Control Law Won’t Fix Affordability Problem
Oregon Governor Kate Brown yesterday signed into law a statewide cap on rent increases—the first statewide policy of this kind. The economic rationale […]
Read moreChloe Eudaly Asks City to Research Possible Tax on Landlords With Vacant Units
In case you missed the latest news, Chloe Eudaly has now asked the Division of Revenue to look into a possible […]
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