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I’m Jeremy Wilkerson with MORE Realty, a full-service low commission Realtor serving Portland Metro and Vancouver Washington. JeremyWilkerson.com

I offer sellers a 1.25% listing commission and also help buyers and investors.

09/19/2026

Can you fire your Realtor and cancel a listing agreement in Oregon?

The answer is a little more complicated than people think.
A listing agreement is a contract.

So before assuming you can simply cancel it, look at:
• The termination section
• Any early termination fee
• Whether certain obligations survive cancellation
• Whether the brokerage has to approve the release
• Whether compensation could still be owed if a buyer was already introduced to the property

In real life, I think most agents will usually let a seller out if the seller truly wants out.

And frankly, I don't really understand wanting to force someone to stay in a working relationship they don't want to be in.
But that doesn't mean every Realtor or brokerage handles it that way.

That's why my listing agreements include my Cancel Anytime policy.

If you're unhappy with my service, I don't want you stuck with me because of a contract. I'd rather earn the relationship every week we're working together.

I put together a short blog explaining what Oregon sellers should know before signing a listing agreement.

09/14/2026

Will Realtors get replaced by AI? 🤖🏡

Some of what we do?
Absolutely.
The entire job?
I don't think so.

AI is already becoming very good at:
• Research
• Market-data analysis
• Writing and marketing
• Organizing information
• Automating repetitive tasks
• Helping consumers search for homes

And Realtors are already adopting it. NAR's 2025 technology survey found 41% were using AI/generative AI, and a February 2026 RPR survey found 92% were either using AI or planning to use it.

But here's the part that's harder to automate:

A nervous seller calling because their buyer suddenly wants a $20,000 repair credit.

Knowing when the other agent's “final offer” probably isn't actually final.

Telling a buyer that the house they're emotionally attached to may not be the right house.

Getting two sides that are frustrated with each other back to the table.

Knowing a neighborhood, a street, or even why buyers consistently react differently to two houses that look almost identical on paper.
And being the person who answers the phone when something goes wrong.

Real estate is ultimately a human transaction.

I think AI will make good Realtors much more efficient.
But the best agents of the future won't compete against AI.
They'll use it—and spend more of their time doing the parts of the job that require an actual person.

09/08/2026

Your backyard might be more than a backyard. 🏡
One of the biggest changes in Portland-area real estate over the last several years has happened quietly in the zoning code.
More properties can accommodate ADUs and middle housing.

Depending on the property, an ADU might give you:
• A long-term rental
• A place for parents or adult kids
• Guest quarters
• A separate office
• More flexibility as your family changes

And here's something a lot of homeowners probably don't realize:
Portland can allow two ADUs with a house on qualifying lots, and Vancouver allows up to two ADUs on a lot under its current rules.
That doesn't automatically mean building one makes financial sense.

Zoning, utilities, setbacks, construction costs, permits, and the property's existing layout all matter.
But when I'm looking at a property with a big backyard, basement, oversized garage, or unusual lot, I'm increasingly asking:

Is there another housing opportunity hiding here?
I broke down the basics in this week's blog.

08/19/2026

Do you want to really know what’s going on in the Portland housing market right now?

It’s slower than a lot of people realize — and for sellers, that can be especially frustrating when a home still isn’t selling even after a price reduction.

I just put together a new post breaking down what we’re seeing this summer, why buyer activity has slowed, and why pricing, presentation and marketing matter more than ever right now.

The market isn’t crashing — but it is changing.
If you’re thinking about selling, already listed, or just curious what’s actually happening beyond the headlines, give it a read.

08/11/2026

What actually happens to your earnest money after your offer gets accepted? 🏡

A lot of buyers know they need to deposit it, but don’t really understand what happens after that.

The quick version:
• It shows the seller you’re serious
• It’s generally held during the transaction
• It normally gets credited toward the purchase at closing
• The contract determines when it can be refunded
• Missing deadlines or backing out outside your contractual rights can potentially put it at risk And sellers should understand it too--because earnest money can provide some protection if a buyer fails to perform under the contract.

I broke down the basics in this week’s blog without all the legal-sounding jargon.

Read your contract. Know your deadlines. Protect your money.

08/05/2026

The 2026 Portland Street of Dreams is here! 🏡

I put together a quick guide with the dates, locations, ticket info, and the home trends worth watching this year.

Which trend would you want most in your own home: better indoor-outdoor living, warmer finishes, more storage, or main-level living?

Check out the full article on my website.

07/24/2026

You accept a great offer on your home, make it through inspections, and then the appraisal comes in lower than the purchase price.
Now what?
A low appraisal can create an appraisal gap, but it does not automatically kill the deal. The buyer may bring in more cash, the seller may lower the price, both sides may meet in the middle, or the appraisal may be challenged if something important was missed.
I just posted a new seller guide explaining what an appraisal gap is, what can happen next, and why the highest offer is not always the strongest offer.
This is something every seller should understand before reviewing offers.
I help homeowners throughout the Portland metro area and Southwest Washington sell with full-service representation for a 1.25% listing fee.

07/18/2026

Seeing all these sales on one map is honestly kind of surreal. I can’t believe how many friends, family members and amazing people I’ve had the opportunity to help buy, sell and invest in real estate over the years.
Every dot represents a big moment in someone’s life and I’m incredibly grateful that so many of you have trusted me to be part of it. Thank you to everyone who has worked with me, referred me or supported my business along the way. I truly couldn’t have done this without my friends and family! 🏡❤️

07/13/2026

Portland homes are still selling, but buyers are being much more selective.
Well-priced homes are getting attention, while overpriced listings are sitting longer and reducing. In this market, the first two weeks matter, and pricing and presentation can make a big difference.
I break down what Portland sellers should know in my latest blog post.

07/06/2026

FHA 203(k) renovation loans just got a little easier to use.
Recent changes have increased the Limited 203(k) rehab cap to $75,000, expanded the renovation timeline, and now allow contractors to be paid in more stages throughout the project.

For buyers considering a Portland-area home that needs work, this could make renovation financing worth a closer look.

I break down the changes and how the program works in my latest blog post.

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Portland, OR
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Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 10pm
Tuesday	7am - 10pm
Wednesday	7am - 10pm
Thursday	7am - 10pm
Friday	7am - 10pm
Saturday	7am - 10pm
Sunday	7am - 10pm

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+15037499307

Website

https://www.jeremywilkerson.com/low-commission-realtor-portland

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