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Liz Murphy
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Looking to network Portland, Oregon area

Liz Murphy
  • Laconia, NH
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I am going to visit the Portland, Oregon area early August and would love to network with other real estate developers or investors that have a knowledge of developing Pocket Neighborhoods or have worked on projects with prefab tiny homes.  Thanks in advance for any leads of the right contacts to network with.

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Jay Hinrichs
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@Neal Collins  this type of developing is not for the faint of heart city Of portland has become a nightmare for this stuff.

that little 3 lot deal on Ivy we talked about 3 years ago I am finally getting my permits.. I will never do anything in the city of portland again.. its just too painful... 

I think i know the white salmon project it was done by an architect.. I offered to buy the remaining lots a few years back.. its pretty cool but we could not come to terms. 

my airplane partner is doing tiny homes he has a tiny home factory between Oregon city and Canby.. and is doing his first one in St. Helens an eight plex.. the OP can schedule a time to go to the factory i bet. 

His target market though is rural  lock and leave cabins.. if you have ever owned property back in the woods or a cabin that is kind of isolated many times they get broken into.. this form of housing is literally bullet proof lock and leave.

I was just at a RE conference this week in san Deigo and one of the guys in Storage business was talking about using these for storage factilitys.. you can stack them 5 high then build a facade around them.. one company has got that working..

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