Homes For Sale Salem Oregon

Land for sale in Oregon- a goldmine

Land for sale in Oregon

https://homesforsalesalemoregon.net/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/IMG_0242.mov Land in Oregon As with any state, property values have a lot to do with demand. We have land for sale in Oregon that you can spend little on and do little with. On the other hand, we have some that is very nice pieces. The Willamette Valley has about seventy percent of Oregon’s population in it. This is where you will find some of the most popular land and most fertile soils. Land for sale in Oregon I sell a bunch of Land in Oregon. With my Grandpa being the State Forester for Oregon and my Dad being a Forester and land surveyor, my background help’s a bunch. At any time, I will have building sites, farm land, timber land and just about anything in between. Homes with acreage for sale in Salem Some of the most popular land in Oregon right now is ground that grapes and Filberts can be grown on. The wine industry is huge here and the popularity of filberts is growing with the demand. Many are planting orchards here in the Willamette Valley. If you are looking for land in Oregon say for a building site, a two-acre parcel, as most are looking for will cost about 200 to 250 depending on location, slope, view and a few other things. Generally, this land will require a well and septic system, just check with your local county sanitation department as to the process. Commercial land in Oregon We also have different commercial land in Oregon. From large parcels around big box stores in McMinnville, Multi family, Truck repair and busy street road frontage in Salem. Here is another great ARTICLE If you go on www.homesforsalesalemoregon.net  you can see a bunch of it. We cater to buyers and sellers. My website has a feed from the WV MLS service so searching for a home or getting values for comparison is easy. Email me at al@cronemiller.com, would love to help you.

The Willamette Valley

The Willamette Valley

MORE Realty Al Cronemiller Licenced in the State of Oregon The Willamette Valley When you travel the Willamette valley you will see it’s a pretty big area, after all 70% of Oregon’s population is here. Take that a step further and try to travel around Oregon and see everything, huge chore. You realize how big of a state we have. From a geological standpoint one state is not a very big area, at least when it comes to different kinds of historic events. Back in early history  a  Lake in Missoula Montana breached when an ice bridge broke and created a flood that headed west through Washington eventually coming down the Columbia River and into the Willamette Valley. This flood pushed topsoil and sediment down the river where much rested in the Willamette Valley. This is one of the reasons the soil is so good here. The Willamette Valley has many main towns and cities in it. South to north there is Eugene, Corvallis, Albany. Lebanon, Salem, Dallas, Woodburn, Wilsonville, Beaverton, Oregon City, Hillsboro, Portland and many more. So much to choose from. Oregon has always been known for its Timber, but with the Willamette Valley and the farm land in central Oregon produce a huge amount of food. Central Oregon is also known for its Alfalfa, watermelons, grass and beef. Oregon has many different eco systems. If you are looking for the beach it is a quick 1.25 hours from Salem. If its central Oregon and the pine timber just hear east 2 hours from Salem to the town of Sisters, OR. The further east you go the dryer it gets. The north end of the valley has a bunch going on, Portland. This area has its share of traffic, high prices, people and all the big city joys you would expect. Check this article Out HERE Check out the home prices here, it’s a great place to live. www.homesforsalesalemoregon.net. If you are looking for a home, get in touch, love to help you and your family. al@cronemiller.com

Land for sale in Oregon

Land for sale in Oregon

Land for sale in Oregon There has always been plenty of land for sale in Oregon.  Up until about a year and a half ago land had the normal draw, supply and demand, location ect, but things have changed. This all started with the popularity of Oregon in the last 4 or 5 years. The Moving to Oregon craze, the economy and a housing shortage has caused some people to look for land to build on. Land for sale Marion County, Oregon The average size of a lot people are looking for is about ½ acre. How many of those are there? The majority of what you see for sale is lots between 1 and 5 acres. This is great except they are limited. The 5-7,000 city lots are already owned by builders because of there clients wanting homes built. They need the dirt or they are out of business. Land for sale in Oregon I have sold a bunch of land lately from 1 ½ acre commercial in Brooks to 40 acres forest in Colton. My recent sale of 2 two acre lots in Dundee went fast. Having been raised in a family of land surveyors and foresters, everything was about the land, I learned early. I loved wood so much I was a contractor for 30 years. Land is one of my specialties. I have some listed currently around. Creating a value on any property is more an art form than an exact science. there hasn’t been enough sales to help much with land pricing. In many areas around if you have a 1-3-acre building site you can guess it is worth around 175,000 to 250,000 depending on location and beauty. They are all different and in someway connected to past sales in the area. Give me a call or email for my latest list of land in Oregon. al@cronemiller.com, I would love to help. Land in Oregon and especially the Willamette Valley (since 70% of the population is there) is in someway farming land with a mix of forest. In ancient times Lake Missoula in Montana flooded and ran  across Washington and down the Columbia river and into the Willamette Valley. This flood moved a huge amount of fertile soil from 2 states away, amazing. Some say that the Willamette valley has up to a  mile of top soil in it from thies historic floods. South of Salem we have Jory Hill. Our Jory hill silty clay soil is among the 10 best soils in the world for grapes. The land in Oregon has many uses. We have seen more and more planted in Hazelnuts with Starbucks being a big buyer with Hazelnut flavorings. Related Article HERE I have a web site www.homesforsalesalemoregon.net that you can search for homes on. Contact me, I would love to help you and your family. 503-949-5025 al@cronemiller.com

Apartments for sale Salem Oregon- Repositioning

Emerging Markets in Oregon

Apartments for sale Salem Oregon  One of the best ways to earn a higher return on investment is with Apartments for sale Salem Oregon or rather the re-positioning of an apartment complex done right.  Apartments that fall into a state of disrepair and have large vacancy numbers are what we are looking for. Nine times out of ten the problem lies with the manager and the owner so once you have purchased the property and the old owner is out of the picture, make sure the manager is soon to follow. It is the two of them that created this mess. With any apartment re-positioning project you will also be re-positioning the tenant base. Make sure that your projected gross income during the repositioning process (11/2 to 2 years) takes in to account that about 30% of your current tenants will leave with the higher standards and rents that are soon to arrive. Just remembering this is a good thing. Apartments for sale Oregon We now own an apartment complex and we are ready to start. The first thing that we need to do is hire an apartment manager. If the right on is hired the apartment remodel will be much easier. Make sure to get a management company that has national standards. Like any other construction project screen and select sub-contractors, collect paper work and start the ball rolling. A reputable management company will have allot of experience with construction and repairs. Make sure all workers are held to high standards on workmanship. During this re-positioning process, you have been very careful to use building materials that have durability. Quality building materials along with quality work will ensure the work will last for a good length of time. This also is essential to create an environment for them to live in nicer than before so rents can be raised. Apartments in Oregon You might ask yourself how does this way of re-positioning earn any extra profits, were getting to that. Our main goal throughout this project is to create a place where people WANT to live, a place where they brag to their friends about how cool it is and a place they feel safe in. This right here is where your NOI (net operating income) will increase. What we have done is increase the normal tenancy of a renter, because they like it here, let them spread the word about how great it is to their friends, this greatly reduces marketing costs. When people like the place they live in they stay longer. Apartments in Salem Oregon are a great investment. When they stay longer there are fewer make-ready’s. A make ready is the cost to re-paint, clean, shampoo carpets and get the apartment ready for the next renter. This cost is one of the biggest costs on your expense sheet. Reducing this greatly increases you NOI. Our main goal in all of this is to increase occupancy to 94-96%. Increase rents to be competitive with similar apartments and to reduce expenses. This is the name of the game. We want to build a sense of community within the complex. This is accomplished in many ways. We are trying to bring people together to create friendships. This is one area that needs to be properly planned out because the expenses are worth it at the end of the year. There are many ways of doing this. Your manager should have a BBQ for everyone every 4 months. This brings people together and sets you apart from other apartments. The complex should have flowers planted and the grounds be well cared for. There should be exterior fencing to create security for the residents and plenty of lighting. If the complex houses children, a playground should be constructed for their enjoyment. You are creating a place they want to be. Apartments in Oregon Another idea is to have a monthly drawing for 100.00 cash prize. Everyone who paid their rent by the first of the month or before would be entered to win. This one trick saves lots of money if the 100.00 prize winner is known by all, every month. Send out a monthly newsletter, let everyone in the complex know what is going on around them. Let them know you are there to help. This is just a couple ways to create a sense of community. This will keep people happier and around longer. Everyone wants a nice place to live, give them this and they will stay. Another Great Article New article on Apartments Let me help with your next investment property. Contact me at al@cronemiller.com or visit my site at www.homesforsalesalemoregon.net.

Oregon’s new Senate Bill 608

senate bill 608

Eviction Standards Eliminates no-cause eviction standard after the first year of occupancy. o Landlords can continue to evict for a tenant-based cause (current law – i.e., non-payment, violation of the rental agreement, outrageous conduct, etc.). • Adds new landlord-based for-cause reasons to evict a tenant: o Sale to a person who will move in; o Landlord or family member move-in; o Significant repair or renovation of the unit; o Removal of the unit from residential use. • If landlord uses one of these four landlord-based reasons, they must provide the tenant with 90-day notice and relocation expenses in the amount of 1 month’s rent. Exceptions • Small landlords (4 or fewer units) do not have to pay relocation expenses. • Landlords who live on the same property as their tenant (owner occupied, 2 units or less) may still use a nocause eviction at any time. Month-to-Month Tenancies • For the first 12 months of occupancy, a landlord may terminate the tenancy without cause with a 30-day notice. • After the first 12 months of occupancy, a landlord may only evict a tenant for cause, by using an existing tenantbased reason or by using one of the four new landlord-based reasons. Fixed-Term Tenancies • After the first 12 months of occupancy, the fixed-term lease will automatically roll over to month-to-month unless the landlord has a tenant or landlord-based reason to terminate. Exceptions: • A fixed-term lease might not automatically roll over at the end of the fixed term per landlord discretion if the tenant has violated the terms of the rental agreement 3 separate times during a 12-month period, with written warnings for each violation given contemporaneously with the violation. Annual Rent Increase • Landlords may increase rent by no more than 7% + consumer price index in a 12-month period. • Maintains current law regarding rent increases: prohibits rent increases in first year of month-to-month tenancy and requirement that landlords give 90-day notice of rent increases thereafter. Exceptions: • New Construction: A landlord may increase the rent above 7% +CPI in a 12-month period if the certificate of occupancy was issued less than 15 years ago. • New Tenancy: If the previous tenant vacated the unit voluntarily or their tenancy was otherwise terminated in compliance with other applicable law, the landlord may reset the rent on the new tenancy without limitation. • Subsidized Housing: If the landlord is providing reduced rent to the tenant as part of a federal, state, or local program or subsidy, they are exempt. Enforcement • If a landlord violates the new provisions, they are liable for three months’ rent plus actual damages. 2 SENATE BILL 608 SUMMARY Frequently Asked Questions: SB 608 When will the changes go into effect? Senate Bill 608 has an “emergency clause” and thus becomes effective once signed by Governor Brown. We anticipate this could be as early as March 1, 2019. If I have a transaction that closes after the law goes into effect, can the new owner evict the tenants? Depends. Generally, you may only evict for a tenant cause or a “qualifying reason for termination” under of the enumerated circumstances that the law provides. Once you become an owner of qualifying rental property, you become a “landlord” whose conduct is governed by the bill and you should review both the current law and existing tenant contracts of the property you’re purchasing. However, the law does allow for specific circumstances under which a landlord, including a new landlord, could evict a tenant landlord-based reasons including significant renovations, demolitions, safety, or owner-occupancy. How does this impact closing timelines for rental occupied properties where the new owner will occupy the residence? The closing date in the sale of real property is a construct of contract law between the parties and thus would not be affected by the new law which governs landlord-tenant relations. However, displacing a current tenant (and thus effectuating the intent of new owner who would like to move-in) is another issue (because notwithstanding the transaction between the buyer and the seller, the tenant has their own rights subject to their lease agreement and current law). If the tenant is a week-to-week tenant, or a month-to-month tenant within the first year, you have some flexibility to displace them without cause (so long as you give them the specified amount of notice) and certain circumstances apply. If the current tenant is a month-to-month renter who has been occupying for more than a year or is under a fixed term lease, evicting a tenant is subject to more regulations. Fixed-term leases will always continue, unless there is a tenantbased reason (failure to pay rent) for eviction. On a month-to-month tenancy, 90-days’ notice and the payment of relocation expenses (1-month’s rent) will be required. I heard that the law caps rent increases, but that cities and counties will be able to set high rent caps if they want? There are no exceptions for cities and counties, and therefore the rent increase cap would apply to the entire state equally. Further, any local ordinances that conflict with the statewide cap on rent increases would likely be preempted by the legislature’s acts. We advise seeking legal counsel to determine where estate and local laws may conflict and the potential impact of such a situation. 3 SENATE BILL 608 SUMMARY When it says that it applies to buildings 15 years or older, when does that date start? Is it rolling? The time period is calculated by the difference between when a notice of rent increase is sent out and when a certificate of occupancy was issued for the dwelling unit. Does selling your home count as a for-cause or no-cause eviction? The bill is intended to provided protections for tenants. Thus, if a home owner wishes to sell their home, this law would have no effect on that transaction (which is between the buyer and the seller) unless the rights of a tenant are affected. Fixed-term leases will always continue, unless there is a tenant-based reason (failure to pay rent) for eviction. On a month-to-month tenancy of under a year, a no-cause notice may be issued with 30-days’ notice. On

Homes for sale in Salem Oregon

Homes for sale Salem Oregon

Homes for sale Salem Oregon   The homes for sale in Salem Oregon have been a little thin lately. People have been keeping their places off the market due to the recent pandemic. We are seeing this in both Homes and land and predict it to stay about the same for a while. I would guess we will see more Homes for sale Salem Oregon once people start running into financial problems. Homes in Oregon The houses in Oregon have been increasing in value quite a bit the past few years. With this being said the home prices are at retail with all the buyers in the market right now. Oregon has been experiencing many people moving in the last few years, they must have figured out what a great state it is to live in. As a rule, houses in Oregon will be priced well and much cheaper than the homes you will find in California. Homes for sale in Oregon With any areas some will be more expensive than others, you will just need to shop on my site and see. www.homesforsalesalemoregon.net If you email me at al@cronemiller.com and let me know what you are looking for I can start the search. I would love to help you. Here is related articles that will help I have lived in Oregon all my life and know the state very well. If you are interested in a historic home, that is my specialty, love old stuff. for home in oregon Call me at 503-949-5025 Or email at al@cronemiller.com. Also visit my home search site at www.homesforsalesalemoregon.net. Thanks! HERE is another good one

Oregon Homes for Sale- Low Inventory

Oregon Homes for sale

Oregon Homes for Sale Real estate goes in cycles. Either there is too much and it’s a buyer’s market, or there is not enough and this leads to a seller’s market. Right now we have a reduced inventory of Oregon Homes for Sale , we have about 2 ½ months inventory,.It won’t start swinging to a buyer’s market until we see 4 months of inventory. The Oregon homes for sale have seen many eyes as there are many buyers in the market. A recent listing of mine had 43 showings and 9 offers in 5 days. Whether you are Moving to Oregon or moving within the state, there are a few markets to watch out for. One in particular is the Portland market, the bidding wars for Oregon homes for sale can be wild. Chasing prices upward even higher. Houses for sale in Oregon have become popular, to say the least. For that matter, many people are now looking for land for sale Oregon. With housing prices going higher and higher many are looking to put up manufactured homes on land. Oregon Homes for Sale Five years ago, you couldn’t sell a place. There was 14 months of inventory and banks running scared. Loans were hard to come by, things were very bleak. Now we have people moving to Salem Oregon in droves. Houses for sale in Oregon have definitely seen an increase in popularity. We now see many people moving to Oregon and many searching for the best places to live in Oregon. Take it from me, there are so many cool places to live, So many towns with incredible beauty. Houses for sale in Oregon Across the board, houses for sale in Oregon have increased in price. We saw an increase in Newburg of 22.5 % primarily due to the migration of people out of Portland and away from the traffic congestion. Population has increased in general as Oregon, for the 4th year in a row we have seen people moving to Oregon in droves. Oregon homes for sale and Oregon real estate in general have increased in popularity, to say the least. Take too long, there won’t be any left. Contact me at al@cronemiller.com or 503-949-5025 or use this Home search site https://homesforsalesalemoregon.net/

Homes for Sale in Oregon

Homes for sale in Oregon

Homes for Sale in Oregon Like any other state, Homes for sale in Oregon are in many different areas. With 70% of Oregon’s population in the Willamette Valley, most homes you will find here. There are 2 MLS services here for the most part, RMLS and the WVMLS. I have put together a search site that has both services on it so it is much easier to find a home. www.homesforsalesalemoregon.net is the perfect site for this. Homes in Oregon After you determine what area of Oregon you want to be looking in, go on the site and look for the exact type of home you are looking for. The system will record this and send you out new homes on the market that meet your search criteria, the second they come live on the market. This keeps you on top of the market. The homes for sale in Oregon will be found on either the MLS listings, for sale by owner homes, contacts I have and different pocket listings. It is harder to find the homes that are not on the market but much less competition and at times better prices. Realtors in Salem Oregon Most realtors will only deal with the MLS and not take the time to search out the homes that are off market, this is a big mistake. The homes for sale in Oregon are listed in different areas. I have a list of people selling there home privately, for whatever reason that is. It is very hard to sell a home yourself. Oregon rentals Rentals in Oregon are also hard to find and expensive with the current housing shortage going on. Oregon is building many homes and Apartments as you would expect. Like many parts of the country, lower income housing is needed but what seems to be being built is more the retail apartments and retail homes. If there is a light at the end of the tunnel, the homes for sale in Oregon will be less expensive than the homes you will find in California. We will have less taxes, cleaner highways and countless more outdoor activities to fill your play days. All that is left to do is a little homework on what area looks good for you. Then just climb on www.homesforsalesalemoregon.net and search for homes for sale in Oregon that interest you. Call or email me, I am here to help. al@cronemiller.com  503-949-5025.

Oregon real estate- How to Find

Oregon real estate

How to Find and Purchase Oregon Real Estate With Oregon still ranked as the most popular state to move to, the Oregon homes for sale have seen an obvious increase in value, especially if you are in Portland and its surrounding communities. Oregon real estate in some places is being bid up, putting more stress on home buyers. Homes for sale in Oregon have seen value increases depending on where you live. Like any other state, the most popular places to live are the areas where there are the most jobs. Land in Oregon  The land for sale in Oregon has also increased in popularity as many are looking to build a home.  With Oregon real estate becoming more popular this is a great time to invest in something  that will increase in value. The homes for sale in Oregon are at times overpriced, this is normal in the popular areas. One of the best ways to find a nice place is to partner with a good real estate agent, someone that understands the market, pricing, and can help you get the best deal possible. Find a person that is fun to work with. Moving to Oregon With many people moving to Oregon  the housing market has seen a bunch of action. With inventory being at a very low level of only 2 ½ months there are fewer homes on the market. This means that if no more homes were to come on the market we would sell all the ones currently on the market in 2 ½ months. Right now would be a good time to search for some houses for sale in Oregon. Depending on where you want to live, there are many beautiful places to live in. Oregon has always had its share of great places. Homes for sale in Oregon There are many ways to search for houses for sale in Oregon. If you have a computer you can use different search phrases like Homes for sale in Oregon, Oregon real estate, Oregon homes for sale, homes for sale Oregon, Land for sale Oregon, and houses for sale in Oregon. Here is a great article explaining the process.  Press Here You can also go to www.homesforsalesalemoregon.net and search for homes on the MLS.  Call me 503-949-5025 or email al@cronemiller.com

Oregon Real Estate

Oregon real estate

  Oregon Real Estate Fall has arrived and some are thinking of house shopping. This is such an important time as a home is a huge investment. Special care needs to be taken to make sure your choice is the right one. Oregon real estate is special. Search HERE As an Agent for MORE Realty my main concern is my client’s money and happiness. I want to make sure they don’t pay more than they have to when buying a home, and the home we find is a perfect fit and feels right. Oregon real estate agent Oregon real estate will be similar to other states in that the nice properties will sell fast in most cases. If you are searching by yourself without help from a quality realtor you will be behind the curve. Most serious home shoppers will have a great agent looking for just the perfect home for them. This makes perfect sense as it’s not the buyer that pays for the broker, it’s the seller. Why wouldn’t you have an expert by your side. Finding homes for sale in Oregon is easy, finding great buys in great areas takes time and work. As with most states the inventory s in the winter months, this is due to the perception sellers have about buyers taking the winter off. The winter weather can slow things down a bit but the buyers don’t go away, moving is not seasonable. Woodburn Oregon real estate HERE are related articles If you happen to be Moving to Oregon find a great broker/agent than can help you. Find one that does more than look on the MLS. Find an agent that goes a step further in finding homes. Ask them how they go about finding places. You are going to be competing with many home buyers, they will all have agents helping them. The best places to live in Oregon will be a personal preference. Oregon real estate is well priced compared to other states so there will be much to choose from. Like many states, the areas people don’t want to live in are priced lower. You will find great beauty in Oregon real estate. Our state is full of rivers and streams. Lakes are speckled across our state and mountains reach high. There will be something for everyone. Call now and get signed up with the best buyer’s agent in Oregon! Go to www.alanchomes.com for all your home searches. Call me I would love to help 503-949-5025, al@cronemiller.com  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZIcnlzoRcQ&t=9s