Danna Kemp - Residential, Acreage & Equestrian Real Estate

05/10/2026

04/28/2026

There’s something special about helping buyers find a place that feels like possibility. 🌿✨

So excited for my clients on closing on this beautiful property in Damascus. 1.47 acres of usable land, a private setting, and the kind of setup that gives you options from day one.

Whether it turns into a custom home, a hobby farm, or a quiet retreat, this is the kind of property that grows with you over time.

Congratulations to my buyers on securing such a great piece of land to bring their vision to life! 👏

If you’ve been thinking about finding something similar, I’d love to help you explore what’s out there.

📲 503 260 2348
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04/23/2026

Acreage isn’t just about how it looks… it’s about how it works! 🌿

When you’re buying or selling land, especially equestrian property, there are layers most people don’t think about right away. Soil quality, drainage, layout, zoning, and long term usability all play a role.

I spend a lot of time helping clients look beyond the surface so they understand what they’re actually getting and how it will function day to day. Because the right property should support your goals, not create extra challenges.

If you’re thinking about acreage, horses, or land in general, I’m always happy to be a resource and help you navigate it.

What’s one thing you’ve always wondered about owning land? 👇

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04/21/2026

The numbers are shifting, but what matters is what they’re telling us. 👀📊

We’re seeing more listings come to market, and at the same time, more buyers are stepping back in. That combination is important. It means we’re moving toward a more balanced market. ⚖️

Buyers have more options than they did, but homes are still selling, especially the ones that are priced right and well prepared. That tells us demand is still there, just more selective.

We’re not in a rush market anymore. We’re in a decision making market.

Are you seeing more movement lately, or does it still feel a bit cautious? 👇

In a market like this, understanding the details matters more than ever. I'm here to help you do just that! Let's connect and get you started on your journey.

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04/16/2026

Let’s Talk Water Rights 💧

When it comes to acreage, water rights aren’t just a detail, they can define how the land can actually be used.

A few key things to understand:

Having a well or a creek on the property does not automatically mean you have the legal right to use that water. Water rights are regulated and must be documented.

Those rights can be limited to specific uses, like domestic use, irrigation, or livestock. Using water outside of those allowances can create legal issues.

Some properties have shared or split rights with neighboring parcels, which can impact availability and access.

And not all rights automatically transfer with the sale, so it’s important to verify what is included and what is not.

Water rights can directly affect property value, especially for equestrian use, farming, or any property relying on irrigation.

If you’re considering land, this is something you want clarity on early in the process.

What would water access be most important for in your situation?

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04/14/2026

Zoning determines what you can and can’t do with a property, and on acreage, it matters more than most people expect.

It affects things like whether you can have horses or livestock, build additional structures, run a home based business, or even subdivide the land.

Two properties can look almost identical, but have completely different zoning and possibilities.

There can also be overlays, county specific rules, and conditional uses that impact how the property can actually be used day to day.

If you’re buying land, zoning is one of the first things you want to understand before making a decision.

What would you want to use your land for?

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04/09/2026

Is multi use land the right fit for you?

It’s a question I’m hearing more and more from acreage and equestrian buyers who want their property to serve more than one purpose.

Multi use can mean horses plus a shop, space for livestock, a home based business, or even future income potential. It sounds ideal, but not every property can actually support all of that.

Zoning, water access, soil, and overall layout matter more than most people expect. And for horse properties, things like drainage, footing, and usable pasture can make or break how functional the land really is.

The goal is finding a property that supports both your current lifestyle and your long term plans.

If you were looking for multi use land, what would be at the top of your list?

Drop your must haves in the comments. 🐴🌿

04/07/2026

Throwing it back to a trip out to Crystal Crane Hot Springs in Burns, Oregon… and it’s still one of my favorite little escapes.

Wide open skies, quiet mornings, and that kind of stillness you don’t realize you need until you’re in it. No noise, no rush, just soaking and slowing down for a bit.

Trips like this always remind me how good it feels to actually unplug.

If you could disappear somewhere for a few days, where are you going?

04/02/2026

Pending in Wine Country. 🍷✨

This one is officially under contract, and I’m so excited for my sellers as they move into their next chapter.

There’s something really rewarding about helping people position their property the right way and seeing it come together with strong interest and a solid outcome.

Grateful to be part of the process and looking forward to getting this one to the finish line.

If you’ve been thinking about selling and want to talk strategy, I’m always happy to connect.

📞 503 260 2348
📧 [email protected]