Congratulations landlords, “The powers that be” now estimate the number of renters behind on payments may constitute 1 in 4 tenants nationwide, or 25%.  Locally,

December 10, 2020 As follow-on to our last blog, we will now discuss the effect the pandemic has had on commercial real estate. Last Spring

November 24, 2020 Robert S. Smith Storm clouds are gathering on the horizon for 2021 and income property owners best beware.  A humanitarian crisis of

https://youtu.be/3ssPa7PKHDYWe invite you to join David Moore and our latest guests, Dan Wagner of The Inland Real Estate Group and Bob Smith, Financial Professional at

Donald Rumsfeld a former politician and more famously twice Secretary of Defense under Gerald Ford and again under George W. Bush is famous for coining

I used to think the greatest value DST property programs currently offer investors is their diversification.  After years of near zero interest rates, money creation

Attention income property owners, Portland along with Seattle and New York City has just scored another first.  On September 21st, Portland along with its anarchist

As the nexus of business and finance, historically the country’s wealthiest states in terms of per capita income have been New York, New Jersey, Connecticut

Liberal journalists are scrambling these days to tell us that nothing is wrong in our inner cities.  They’re urging us to look away from the

September 8, 2020 – In our last blog post we discussed the Portland ‘brand’ and civil unrest.  We would like to elaborate on this now.

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Unless you’ve been living under a rock or on the dark side of the moon, you probably know Portland is now the national poster child

I bet you didn’t know the most recent jobs report found that “ten out of 10 states with unemployment rates above 14% are in liberal

Last year Oregon became “the rent control state,” an ignominious distinction at best, when Governor Kate Brown signed into law a bill enacting statewide rent