Explore My Town Portland — GiftyKitty

🐈‍🐈 If you’re a cat lover, you’re going to love GiftyKitty in Portland, Oregon!

🎨 This unique gift shop is filled with all sorts of cat-themed goodies, from arts and crafts to plush toys to home decor.

🧑‍🎨 Not only is the store adorable, but it’s also eco-friendly and they support local art and artists. If you’re looking for the perfect gift for the cat lover in your life, or if you just want to treat yourself, be sure to check out Gifty Kitty! You won’t be disappointed.

☕ What would be the purrrrfect outing for a cat lover in Portland? First, stop by the Portland cat cafe, Purrington’s. Enjoy this awesome coffee shop in Portland and see if you have the willpower to not adopt a cat. Or adopt one and have a furry friend for life! Then, enjoy shopping in Portland, Oregon at GiftyKitty!

🎞️ On this episode of Explore My Town Portland, Dill Ward, Your Community Expert & Real Estate Agent, takes you on a tour of this adorable cat-themed gift shop.

📺 Be sure to check out my other videos about my favorite local spots in Portland, Oregon! You can find them all on my YouTube channel. Subscribe so you never miss one!

Dill Ward
Living Room Realty
Licensed in Oregon RE 201205238
dill@dillwardgroup.com
www.dillwardgroup.com

Apparently cats approach buying a farm very differently.

Buying or selling a home in normal conditions is one of the most stressful things a person can do. Right up there with getting married or moving across the country. Selling one home while trying to buy another one contingent upon the sale of the first takes the stress level up 10 notches. If you run into any friction along the way such as complicated repairs or negotiations, stress levels go through the roof!!

But with experienced, cooperative agents on both sides, level heads on the part of both buyers and sellers and holding onto the idea that everyone wants the same thing, which is to close the deal, we can usually make it to the finish line!

This is exactly what happened to Zippy & Spark. They were selling their North Portland home while also in contract to buy a farm in Washington when extensive and complicated repairs were discovered in the inspection process. Getting bids from contractors and finding one with the available time to start the work quickly raises the level of stress and possibly increases the time it can take to close the deal. Thus, possibly putting at risk their ability to close on the farm purchase.

But with my extensive list of contractors to call, cooperation from the other broker who kept her buyers hopes up and especially with encouragement, expert advice and consultation from mine and my sellers friend and Realtor Dale Schiff, along with tenacity on the part of my sellers who dug in and contributed time and effort to get the job done, we were able to get the repairs negotiated and completed in less than two weeks so we could close of the sale on their home and the purchase of their new home could be completed.

Apparently, cats approach buying a farm very differently.