All Forum Posts by: Gavin Wisser

I'd have them take a look at Redmond and Prineville as well as La Pine. Both are north of Bend and at a lower elevation (I think 🤔). La Pine is higher elevation and gets worse weather. Winter commutes between La Pine and Bend can be a little dodgier. 

If the wiring will support it you might consider a wall mounted cadet heater. 

Hey Erik,

I worked with Nate Goodman in a previous life, but haven't worked with them in their property management business. Wish I could be more help but I can't offer more than a character reference. :)

You might look into Nate & Amy Goodman. They're good folks and last I heard they charge a straight 8%. :)

http://goodmanpm.com/

The general rule for home sellers or builders is to go with something that will be easy for the buyer to imagine their furniture in. Most seem to choose some variation of beige or gray walls with white trim. It's clean, modern, and neutral. For a rental you might consider going with a semi-gloss rather than eggshell or matte. It's easier to clean and looks "brighter" because it reflects more light. I like Behr premium plus Sandstone Cove (beige) walls and Swiss Coffee (white) trim, but it's really the only interior paint I've ever used. :D