Blog Stories HAPPY CAMP

HAPPY CAMP

By Living Room Realty, February 26, 2021

I’ve been working with a lot of clients recently who are moving from urban to rural settings. For me it is dangerous because that is what I would like to do. But with school age children, it is not really in the cards at the moment. Anyway. I toured this home in northeast Salem with one set of buyers in the fall of 2020. It was not a fit for them because the house just needed too much. The layout didn’t fit their lifestyle and they weren’t interested in that kind of a “project”. But the lot (2.5-ish flat acres with a nice shop and great trees) was perfect.

Months later my client Rich sent me a couple addresses. I kept wondering why one of them kept auto-filling my search box (as though I had put it in before). When the picture came up, I honestly rolled my eyes a little. I didn’t think it was a contender because of the comments of my previous buyer. I suggested we go have a look to rule it out.

Once I pulled up in the driveway again, I realized that it actually could be a perfect fit for Rich. We were there all of 15 minutes and he was ready to pull the trigger. Now he has his happy camp to share with kids, grandkids and everyone else!

Living Room Realty

...
Read More
  • T: 503-719-5588
  • welcome@livingroomre.com

You might also enjoy

Just Listed! Mid-Century Retreat in Maplewood

Mel Marzahl

5820 SW Miles Ct. Portland, Oregon, 97219 This mid-century modern home sits in the heart of...

Real Estate Investment 101: Differentiating CapEx from Maintenance

Will Sing

Are you diving into the world of real estate investment? If so, understanding the crucial difference...

Just Listed: Bright and Cozy Midcentury Retreat

Rachel Schmerge

2908 E McLoughlin Blvd Vancouver, WA 98661 Lovingly maintained and full of charm, this 3-bedroom, 1-bath...

Open House: Tactical Empathy with Yascha Noonberg | A Real Estate Podcast

Jenelle Etzel

Introducing “Open House: Everyday Excellence” — A Real Estate Podcast That Puts People First We’re excited...