Author: Jeremy Raglin

In the world of real estate investing, there is a common myth that being a landlord is a “solo sport.” Many investors start out with a single property, handling everything from leaky faucets to late-night emergency calls themselves. However, as any seasoned investor will tell you, the transition from owning a rental to building a […]
Concerned about Humidity, Condensation and Mold? You’re not alone! In the Pacific Northwest, we don’t just have a “rainy season”—we have a moisture season. For Oregon rental property owners, the months from October to May present unique challenges. As outdoor temperatures drop and the rain becomes a constant companion, the battle against indoor humidity begins. […]
vancouver wa property management
Owning a rental property can be lucrative, but it’s rarely passive. Managing tenant needs, maintenance, and legal matters quickly becomes a full-time job. This is where Beaverton Property Management becomes your key ally, transforming your investment into a stress-free success. Think of a property manager in Beaverton as your dedicated surrogate owner. They handle the […]
small rentals
Small rentals, like a one-bedroom apartment can be a valuable asset for landlords, but it often suffers from the “shoebox” effect. Prospective tenants may perceive limited storage and a constrained lifestyle rather than a comfortable home. Fortunately, you do not need a large renovation budget to address this. Strategic design improvements can make the space […]
Are you thinking about investing in high quality rental property photos vs continuing with DIY photos? In the fast-paced digital landscape of 2026, the “three-second rule” is more relevant than ever. When a prospective tenant scrolls through a listing site, you have exactly three seconds to capture their attention before they move on to the […]
Direct Communication with Tenants
Direct communication with tenants is something that most landlords start out doing but the reality is that over time that can become risky for the landlord.  While the intent might be good—to foster a friendly relationship or address issues quickly—this approach often opens the door to potential legal pitfalls and unnecessary stress. This is precisely […]
walkable neighborhood
For years, the word “suburb” was synonymous with “car-dependent.” If you lived outside the Portland city limits, the assumption was that you’d be spending a significant portion of your life behind a steering wheel. However, as the “Silicon Forest” has grown and urban planning has evolved, Beaverton has undergone a massive transformation. Today, many people […]
If you own a vintage rental, or have lived in one for more than a week, you’ve likely encountered them: the soft, glowing, amber-hued planks of old-growth Douglas Fir. In the Beaverton areas historic Four-Squares, Craftsman bungalows, and Victorian Victorians, these floors are more than just a surface to walk on—they are the soul of […]
In Oregon, fire and life safety are high priorities, reflected in some of the most comprehensive residential alarm laws in the country. Whether you are a homeowner, a landlord, or a tenant, understanding the specific requirements for smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) detectors is not just a matter of safety—it is a legal obligation. Oregon’s […]
Wasting Time
Tired of wasting time as a landlord? Being a landlord can be a rewarding venture, offering financial independence and a valuable asset. However, it’s also a role that demands significant time and effort. Many landlords find themselves constantly battling against a tide of time-consuming tasks, often without realizing where those precious hours are truly going. […]