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Spring is coming and we all hope the housing market on the takes off! If you're thinking about selling this season, a ...
02/19/2026

Spring is coming and we all hope the housing market on the takes off!

If you're thinking about selling this season, a pre-sale inspection *might* be a good fit for you. It's not required, but it can be used to identify potential issues in your home that you can consider repairing before showing your home to potential buyers.

In other words, it can help you avoid unwanted surprises later in the process that can derail your deal.

Happy to talk you through the pros and cons! 503-440-9280

02/15/2026

This is really important to every Oregonian who owns a home!
Urgent: Protect Oregon’s Mortgage Interest Deduction - Hearing on Monday (2/16)!

HB 4136 has a public hearing on Monday (2/16) and the bill would increase taxes on some homeowners by thousands of dollars per year. Email the House Revenue committee now and tell them to oppose HB 4136!

For decades, Oregon has followed federal law and allowed homeowners to deduct mortgage interest on their Oregon taxes. On Monday, legislators will hear HB 4136 which breaks away from federal law and eliminates the Oregon Mortgage Interest Deduction for owners of second homes, including for homeowners with existing mortgages.

While HB 4136 targets second homes, Oregonians should be clear-eyed about what comes next. Legislators have repeatedly attempted to weaken or eliminate the Mortgage Interest Deduction for primary residences in the past. Once Oregon moves away from national Mortgage Interest Deduction policy, it is only a matter of time before legislators limit deductions for primary residences.

HB 4136 eliminates the mortgage interest deduction for second homes beginning in the 2026 tax year. The bill says that the money saved by the state will be used for downpayment assistance programs beginning in 2028. But the money goes to the General Fund, and there is no guarantee that legislators won’t divert it to other priorities. More importantly, taking away tax deductions from homeowners is not the right way to pay for downpayment assistance.

For an Oregonian purchasing a $500,000 home at today’s interest rates, losing the Mortgage Interest Deduction would mean a tax increase of roughly $2,500 in the first year alone—and nearly $50,000 over the life of a 30-year mortgage. That’s real money taken out of family budgets.

Limiting the MID doesn’t just make homeownership more expensive—it tilts the playing field in favor of wealthy, cash-heavy investors who don’t need mortgages, while working Oregonians shoulder higher taxes.

Oregon already has strict limits on the Mortgage Interest Deduction. Under state and federal law, homeowners may only deduct interest on up to $750,000 in total mortgage debt, covering primary residences, second homes, and qualifying home equity loans combined. Further restrictions are unnecessary and harmful, whether aimed at second homes today or first homes tomorrow.

Take action now! Send a pre-written message to members of the House Committee on Revenue urging them to oppose changes to the Mortgage Interest Deduction and to protect this critical support for Oregon homeowners—before it’s gone for good.

**Information reposted from Oregon Realtors.

There's a seriously great Saturday coming up on Dec 6! Get yourself up to Fort George Brewery in Astoria to join the fun...
11/19/2025

There's a seriously great Saturday coming up on Dec 6! Get yourself up to Fort George Brewery in Astoria to join the fun and support homeless animals at Clatsop Animal Assistance. See you there!

Kids out of the house and no one to carve pumpkins with for Halloween?Come on down and adopt a new bestie = problem solv...
10/31/2025

Kids out of the house and no one to carve pumpkins with for Halloween?Come on down and adopt a new bestie = problem solved. 🎃 adoption fees are reduced the next few days too!

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Are you looking for a second home to relax in? A vacation rental? An investment property to hold as a long term rental? Maybe you want to sell your beach condo and move into a home that offers more space? Often, people here are selling the family beach home they’ve had for many, many years!

Whatever your scenario is, I enter each transaction looking for an opportunity to provide meaningful service to my clients. I take pride in delivering a high quality experience for you and I will go out of my way to take care of your needs with integrity, honesty, energy and a good sense of humor!

At your convenience, let's talk about your goals, get your questions answered and take action! I look forward to hearing from you and working together. Call/Text or Email: 503/440-9280 [email protected]