Jason H. Gomes

What area of Beaverton are you looking? There are always people that are looking to rent their homes. Because Prudential NW Properties is all owned by the same person I can sent out an e-mail to all the agents in the area, and ask for anyone that is interested in renting/leasing their home out. Send me an e-mail for what and where you're looking more specifically and I would be more than happy. - Tue Jun 24 2008, 10:45

I would go to your local title office and ask them for a referral for an attorney. Often, you can get a substantial difference in the price because these attorney's are often kept on retainer for the title company. So go to the title company that you plan on using for escrow, and ask them, they're almost always helpful and responsive.

On my website you can actually search for foreclosure homes


If you contact me directly I can also set you up to receive distressed, bank owned, foreclosure/pre-foreclosure homes that are currently listed, in the area, price range, and home styles you want will automatically be sent to you. - Tue Jun 24 2008, 10:38

Ian, what I'm saying is that the information that you see on trulia would be pulled directly from the RMLS I have listings that are on trulia, which I did not input on the trulia website. Trulia uses the local MLS information to formulate the heat maps, and other features on trulia. The RMLS is certainly not always accurate, but it's the best source for Trulia.com to use simply because it has the most accumulated information. I'm curious, are you trying to put together a market analysis, and figure pricing and time on market? or are you just curious about the info.

You can answer directly to my e-mail jgomes@prunw.com
if you're interested in finding out what your home is worth I do have the Property investment profile (PIP) it's free, and it shows you active pending and sold listings in your area, time on market, list price to sold price, and market appreciation. The report is generated off of my server and is relevant to your house, and your neighborhood specifically.
Also I could provide you with a complimentary market analysis via e-mail. Let me know if there is anything I can do to help you. - Wed May 7 2008, 08:34

The information for sq footage would be coming from the MLS for the area. Often the square footage comes from the Tax records, tax records are often wrong, MLS info can often be incorrect due to human error or negligence of realtors.

my website has real time information on active and sold homes, you get free RMLS access, and map searches. It's very useful, I use it in fact. - Tue May 6 2008, 11:28

Short answer yes. If you would like a list of foreclosures, distressed properties (i.e. divorce bankruptcy ect.) in your area e-mail me and I will put you on the e-mail list. - Tue May 6 2008, 11:24

Erick,
While home prices have seen appreciation of Parts of OR, Portland specifically, condos typically don't see the same appreciation rates and standard, or town homes. If you're curious about what's going on in Portland view my website, I have free RMLS and map searches so you can look in a specific area, it's incredibly useful, I use it myself actually. - Tue May 6 2008, 11:21