Sell Your Home in Hillsboro & Washington County
Pricing, preparation, marketing, negotiation, and presentation all matter. Kent and Kionna help sellers launch with a plan.
Your steps to selling
Home Review
We walk the property with a builder's eye and a seller's strategy.
Pricing Strategy
We position your home using market data, demand, and timing.
Prep & Repair Plan
We advise what to fix, what to skip, and where money is well spent.
Photography & Marketing
Professional photo, video, and property pages that elevate presentation.
Showings & Open House
We manage exposure and gather buyer feedback.
Offer Review
We evaluate terms, not just price, to protect your outcome.
Closing
We guide the transaction cleanly through to close.
Priced to attract, positioned to perform
Market Position
Where your home sits against comparable, active, and recently sold properties.
Buyer Demand
How current demand in your area shapes the right list price.
Timing
Launch timing that maximizes attention in the first critical weeks.
Pricing Confidence
A clear rationale you can stand behind — no guesswork.
Fix what matters. Skip what doesn't.
Kent's construction background helps you invest prep dollars where buyers actually notice — and avoid spending where it won't move the needle.
- ✓ What to fix before listing
- ✓ What to skip
- ✓ What buyers actually notice
- ✓ Where money is often wasted
- ✓ How prep improves presentation
An elevated launch for your home
Selling a home: quick answers
To sell a home in Washington County or the Portland Metro, start with a pricing review based on recent comparable sales, then decide what to repair or stage, and launch with professional marketing on the RMLS. Kent and Kionna walk sellers through each step and review offers, terms, and inspection negotiations with you.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find out what my home is worth?
Call or text Kent at (503) 784-1065 for a pricing review. The team compares your home with recent nearby sales, condition, and what is currently competing for buyers, then gives you a recommended list price range.
What should I fix before I list?
Focus on items a buyer's inspector will flag and on low-cost updates that photograph well, such as paint, lighting, and landscaping. Kent's construction background helps you decide what is worth doing and what to leave for negotiation.
What disclosures does an Oregon seller have to provide?
Most Oregon residential sellers must give buyers a Seller's Property Disclosure Statement under ORS 105.464. The team helps you complete it accurately.
Are real estate commissions set by law?
No. Commissions are negotiable and are agreed on in writing in your listing agreement.
How long does it take to sell?
It depends on price, condition, and the current market. See the latest market reports for recent days on market in Washington County.
What's your home worth today?
Request a seller strategy review and we'll walk you through pricing, prep, and a marketing plan built for your property.