October Q&A Series Q21: Buying in Portland's West Hills: What Should I Check on a Sloped Lot?
Question 21: Buying in Portland’s West Hills: What Should I Check on a Sloped Lot? The West Hills sell themselves: tree canopy, city views, quiet winding streets and a commute that can be shorter than it looks on a map. They also come with a set of questions flat lot buyers never have to ask. None o
October Q&A Series Q20: The Home Backs to a Green Space. How do I know whether it can be developed?
Question 20: The Home Backs to Green Space. How Do I Know Whether It Can Be Developed? “Backs to greenspace” might be the most romantic phrase in a listing description. It’s also one of the most misunderstood. A forested lot behind a home can be permanently protected open space. It can also be someo
October Q&A Series Q19: Buying a Remodeled Portland Home: What if the work wasn't permitted?
Question 19: Buying a Remodeled Portland Home: What If the Work Wasn’t Permitted? The kitchen is stunning, the basement suite is perfect for guests, and the bathroom looks like a spa. Then you ask about permits and the room goes quiet. Unpermitted work is common in older Portland homes, and it isn’t
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