888 Oregon, LLC owns and manages single-family homes and condominiums across Beaverton, Hillsboro, and the surrounding Washington County area.
We keep the operation deliberately small. No management layers, low overhead, and owners who handle screening, leasing, and maintenance directly. That is how we attract good residents, keep them long term, and hold our properties at full occupancy.
We are growing the portfolio. If you are an investor looking to put capital into Oregon rental property without taking on the day-to-day work, we should talk.
888 Oregon, LLC owns and manages a portfolio of single-family homes and condominiums across Beaverton, Hillsboro, and the surrounding Washington County area.
We are not a large management company. We are hands-on owners. Every property is screened, maintained, and managed personally — with the same care we would give our own home. We handle tenant screening, leasing, rent collection, HOA and insurance coordination, and full compliance with Oregon landlord-tenant law.
For investors, that means real estate income that stays close to passive, without the day-to-day burden. For residents, it means a landlord who answers the phone.
Buying or selling investment property in Washington County? We work with our trusted realtor partner, who knows the Beaverton and Hillsboro markets in detail — from off-market opportunities through pricing, negotiation, and closing.
We manage the full rental cycle: listing, showings, lease preparation, rent collection, and renewals. Our leases follow current Oregon landlord-tenant law, including proper notice periods and documentation.
Financing is handled through our established lending partner, who works specifically with investment property — not just primary residences. Purchase, refinance, or portfolio expansion, we can make the introduction.
Every applicant goes through a documented process: full rental application, income and employment verification, and direct reference checks with previous landlords. Careful screening up front is the single biggest reason our properties stay occupied and performing.
Two-bedroom condominium in an established HOA community. Managed in-house since acquisition, with a long-term resident in place.
Two-bedroom condominium close to major employers and transit.
Updated interior, leased long term.
Newer-construction home in a planned community. Energy efficient,
low maintenance, leased to a long-term resident.
Two-bedroom home in a quiet residential neighborhood with
HOA-maintained common areas. Held for steady income and long-term
appreciation.
Three-level townhome with attached garage in a newer development.
Screening and maintenance handled directly by the owners.