Rental / investment
Sell your rental,quietly and quickly.
You've been a landlord for years. The market's up. Repairs, turnovers, and tenant disputes are wearing you out. If you're ready to be done, we buy Oregon rentals — occupied or vacant — without traditional-sale drama.
Occupied is fine — really
Selling a rental doesn't require ending tenancy. We often buy with tenants in place, honoring their leases and Oregon tenant protections (SB 608 rent-cap rules, no-cause termination limits, notice periods, and relocation-assistance rules).
Tax planning
Depreciation recapture and capital gains can hit hard on a rental sale. Talk to a CPA before signing. If a 1031 exchange makes sense, we can accommodate that timing.
Multi-unit properties
Duplexes, triplexes, small multi-families — we buy these too. Share rent rolls, T12, and lease copies to speed the offer.
Every closing gives back
20% of every closing supports Oregon nonprofits protecting children and strengthening families.
See where donations go →Frequently asked
Straight answers.
Do I have to give my tenants notice before selling?
Selling a home doesn't itself end tenancy in Oregon. If we buy tenant-occupied, tenants stay under their existing lease. If a lease is month-to-month, we assess and follow Oregon notice rules.
Do you buy Section 8 rentals?
Yes. We honor the voucher and coordinate with the housing authority.
What about multi-family (2–4 unit) properties?
We buy them. Share rents, expenses, and leases and we'll build an offer.
Can we structure this as a 1031 exchange on your side?
We're the buyer — you'd structure the 1031 on your side. We can coordinate closing timing with your QI (qualified intermediary).
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