Oregon Real Estate Investor Directory

5070 providers listed in Oregon, with county detail recorded in 1 county. Updated November 14, 2026. Pair with Oregon real estate lead lists to work the same counties.

Oregon providers by category

Oregon providers

  • American Pacific Mortgage Pendleton, OR Lenders & Hard Money
    American Pacific Mortgage is a mortgage broker located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Rise Realty NW Eugene, OR Realtors
    Rise Realty NW is a real estate agent located in Eugene, OR.
  • Ginger Page, Homestar Brokers Salem, OR Realtors
    Ginger Page, Homestar Brokers is a real estate agent located in Salem, OR.
  • Oregon Coast Sheds Coos Bay, OR Contractors
    Oregon Coast Sheds is a general contractor located in Coos Bay, OR.
  • Mejia Family Construction llc Portland, OR Contractors
    Mejia Family Construction llc is a general contractor located in Portland, OR.
  • Bertolucci Management Inc Salem, OR Property Management
    Bertolucci Management Inc is a property management located in Salem, OR.
  • Montys Construction Albany, OR Contractors
    Montys Construction is a general contractor located in Albany, OR.
  • On The Spot Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Grants Pass, OR Contractors
    On The Spot Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning is a flooring contractor located in Grants Pass, OR.
  • Transfer Online Portland, OR Closing Services
    Transfer Online is a title & escrow located in Portland, OR.
  • IBI Construction Clackamas, OR Contractors
    IBI Construction is a general contractor located in Clackamas, OR.
  • Royal Flush Environmental Services, Inc. Eugene, OR Contractors
    Royal Flush Environmental Services, Inc. is a plumbing contractor located in Eugene, OR.
  • River View Place Apartments Albany, OR Property Management
    River View Place Apartments is a property management located in Albany, OR.
  • Elizabeth Adamo, Mal & Seitz Real Estate Reedsport, OR Realtors
    Elizabeth Adamo, Mal & Seitz Real Estate is a real estate agent located in Reedsport, OR.
  • Amy Campbell, Sunriver Realty Sunriver, OR Realtors
    Amy Campbell, Sunriver Realty is a real estate agent located in Sunriver, OR.
  • Johnson Controls Milwaukie, OR Contractors
    Johnson Controls is a general contractor located in Milwaukie, OR.
  • Blue Ribbon Home Inspections Portland, OR Advisors
    Blue Ribbon Home Inspections is a home inspector located at 7327 SW Barnes Rd, 745 NW Hoyt St Unit 3192, Portland, OR.
  • RF Vaughn Realty Shady Cove, OR Property Management
    RF Vaughn Realty is a property management located in Shady Cove, OR.
  • Morrison Heating & Cooling Portland, OR Contractors
    Morrison Heating & Cooling is a hvac contractor located in Portland, OR.
  • Jennifer Noble Lake Oswego, OR Realtors
    Jennifer Noble is a real estate agent located in Lake Oswego, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.
  • Pendleton Home Services Pendleton, OR Contractors
    Pendleton Home Services is a plumbing contractor located in Pendleton, OR.

Showing 251–300 of 5070 Oregon providers.

Oregon is the state where a buy-and-hold model imported from Texas or Florida is most likely to break. It was the first state in the country to adopt statewide rent control, it requires every construction contractor to be registered regardless of project size, and its urban growth boundaries put a hard edge on where new supply can go. None of those three has an equivalent in the fast southern states.

CCB registration: no dollar threshold at all

Anyone working for compensation on construction, repair or improvement in Oregon must be registered with the Construction Contractors Board. There is no minimum project value. Where North Carolina starts licensing at $40,000 and Tennessee at $25,000, Oregon starts at the first dollar.

Registration requires a surety bond and liability insurance, and contractors carry endorsements — broadly residential and commercial, at levels reflecting bond and insurance amounts. The CCB number is public and searchable, and the board also runs a complaint and dispute process that is worth checking before you hire. An unregistered Oregon contractor is not a grey area; they cannot lawfully collect for the work.

Statewide rent caps and for-cause eviction

Oregon capped annual rent increases statewide in 2019 and tightened the formula since. The cap is tied to inflation with a hard ceiling, published annually, and the state also restricts no-cause terminations after the first year of tenancy, requiring a qualifying reason and in some cases relocation assistance.

For an investor this rewrites the underwriting on any tenanted asset. A value-add thesis that assumes you can reset rents to market after acquisition does not survive contact with Oregon law, and a below-market tenanted building may stay below market for years. Check the published cap for the current year before modelling, read the tenancy's start date, and treat eviction filings here as a much weaker distress signal than in a for-cause-free state. Confirm specifics with Oregon counsel — the rules have been amended more than once.

Urban growth boundaries: supply is drawn on a map

Oregon's statewide land use planning system requires every city to maintain an urban growth boundary, outside which urban development is largely prohibited and land stays in farm or forest use. Expanding a boundary is a deliberate, political, multi-year process.

The effect is that Oregon land value can change sharply across a line on a map rather than gradually with distance from town. Before buying land or an infill parcel, find out which side of the boundary it sits on and whether an expansion is under consideration. This is the single most common way out-of-state buyers misprice Oregon dirt.

Trustee sales run long, and end cleanly

Oregon foreclosures are usually non-judicial trustee sales with a long notice runway — on the order of 120 days from notice of default to sale — but with no right of redemption after a non-judicial sale. Redemption exists only on the judicial path.

That combination is unusually workable: a long, public, predictable window to reach an owner in default, and a clean outcome for the buyer at the end of it. Pre-foreclosure lists have a genuinely useful shelf life in Oregon, unlike Virginia or Georgia.

Vetting an Oregon contractor or agent: a short checklist

  • Ask for the CCB number and look it up. Every contractor must have one, at any project value.
  • Check the endorsement — residential or commercial — and the board's complaint history.
  • Model the rent cap before you underwrite. The published ceiling, not market rent, sets your upside on a tenanted asset.
  • Confirm which side of the urban growth boundary a parcel sits on before pricing land.
  • Use the 120-day trustee runway. It is the longest useful pre-foreclosure window of any state in this directory.
  • Get a certificate of insurance naming you, and use a written draw schedule.

Get listed in the Oregon directory

Free for contractors, realtors, property managers, lenders and other professionals who serve Oregon investors. Send your business name, category, city and county through the contact page. No charge, no paid placement. Need an edit or removal? Same form, handled on request.

Oregon directory FAQs

Do all Oregon contractors need to be licensed?

Yes. Every contractor working for compensation must be registered with the Construction Contractors Board regardless of project value, with a surety bond and liability insurance. There is no dollar threshold, and an unregistered contractor cannot lawfully collect for the work.

Does Oregon have rent control?

Yes. Oregon adopted statewide rent caps in 2019, tied to inflation with a hard ceiling published annually, and restricts no-cause terminations after the first year of tenancy. It was the first statewide rent cap in the country.

What is an urban growth boundary?

A line every Oregon city must maintain, outside which urban development is largely prohibited and land remains in farm or forest use. Expanding one takes years, so land value can change sharply across the boundary rather than gradually.

How long does an Oregon foreclosure take?

Non-judicial trustee sales typically run about 120 days from notice of default to sale, with no right of redemption afterwards. That gives a long, predictable window to reach an owner and a clean title outcome for the buyer.

Which Oregon counties have the most investor activity?

Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas carry the most volume around Portland, with Lane, Marion and Deschutes active around Eugene, Salem and Bend.

Browsing another market? See the Washington investor directory or California investor directory, or return to the full investor directory.