$250 | 45 minutes | Includes your custom Property Options Report

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Your situation

You’re going through a divorce and there’s a shared property involved. You need to understand your options: sell, buy out, hold, and what each one means financially and practically. This is already a hard time. What you need is someone who will give you a clear, direct read on the real estate side of it, with a fee that stays the same no matter which direction you go.

Your session

We’ll cover:

• What the shared property is likely worth right now in this market
• The mechanics of a sale during divorce in Oregon
• What a buyout involves and how it’s typically structured
• How to protect your interests in the transaction, regardless of which path you take
• How the real estate piece fits with what your attorney is working on

I handle these sessions with care, meeting you where you are. You’ll get straight information and a clear picture of your position: exactly what you need to make a good decision under pressure.

Your report

Your Property Options Report

You get a detailed written report on your options, the financial picture for each, and the key considerations for your specific property and situation: something concrete to take into your other conversations.

Inside your report:

• Current property value estimate and market context
• Financial breakdown: sell vs. buyout vs. hold
• Process overview for each option in Oregon
• Questions to bring to your attorney
• Next steps for the path you’re leaning toward

Your result

• You’ll understand your real estate options without having to piece it together alone
• You’ll have numbers to work with when you talk to your attorney or financial advisor
• You’ll be able to make a more informed decision under pressure

Your investment

Decisions made under the stress and time pressure of a divorce often result in one party accepting less than is fair, or both parties incurring costs a clearer process would have avoided. At $250, this session is a fraction of what an attorney charges for an hour of comparable conversation. It means you go into those discussions with a clear picture of what you’re working with.