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Your move

You don't have to have it all figured out.

Buying, selling, land, building, investing, or something in between — tell us what you're considering and we'll help make the next step clearer.

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Real-estate questions and terms — mortgage, budget, timing, offers — converging toward the shape of a house
A house formed from mortgage and home-buying terms, now organized into a clear structure
A finished Oregon home at golden hour, framed by trees and mountains
Derek
Melissa
Justin

There's a lot that goes into a move.

Questions, timing, and moving pieces can make it hard to know where to start.

We help put the pieces in place.

Turning uncertainty into a clearer picture so you can move forward with confidence.

A clear plan. A smoother path.

Real guidance to help you move it forward.

Real people behind your move.

Derek • Melissa • Justin

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Your Move Plan

A few quick questions. A clearer way forward.

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Why Oregon Homes + Land

We think a few moves ahead.

Whether you're buying, selling, looking at land, or building new, the property is only part of the equation. Timing, financing, and what comes next can all change the plan.

  • The order matters more than people think

    Buying and selling at the same time isn't two separate transactions. Financing, inspections, possession, closing dates, and where you go next can all affect each other. We help build the sequence before those pieces start colliding.

  • We look for what gets expensive later

    A property can look great and still have questions hiding underneath it. Access, utilities, wells, septic, buildability, repairs, timelines, and resale can change the picture quickly. We help identify the questions worth answering before they become expensive surprises.

  • Different property. Different playbook.

    A subdivision home, forty acres, bare land, and a house halfway through construction shouldn't be approached the same way. We adjust the process to the property instead of forcing every client through the same checklist.

  • We know new construction

    Buying brand new comes with extra moving pieces: selections, upgrades, timelines, inspections, appraisal timing, walkthroughs, warranty items, and contracts that can look very different from a resale. We've worked alongside builders and new-construction buyers, so we know the questions that can get expensive later.

  • You don't get passed around

    When something changes, you hear from the people actually working with you. No lead desk. No wondering who has the file. Just clear communication from the team handling your next move.

What we work with

Homes. Acreage. Everything between.

Some moves are a three-bedroom in town. Others come with a well, a shop, forty acres, or a foundation that hasn't been poured yet. Each one comes with its own questions — we help you ask the right ones early.

A staged open-concept living and dining room with a fireplace and large windows
HomesFrom first place to next chapter.
Open pasture with grazing cattle at golden hour, framed by a line of bare trees
AcreageMore room, more privacy, more possibilities.
An aerial view of open farmland, tree lines, and small lakes
LandThe parcel is only the beginning. What you can do with it matters.
A small off-grid cabin with a solar roof in a foggy Oregon meadow
Rural PropertyWells, septic, access, outbuildings. We look past the front door.
A two-story home with a covered entry next to a large detached shop with an open garage door
Shops + OutbuildingsSpace for work, tools, toys, or whatever needs a roof.
A new single-story home with a covered entry and a lush green lawn
Building + New ConstructionBuilder, lot, upgrades, timeline. We help you see the whole picture.

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Where we work

Rooted in Northwest Oregon.

This is where we work most often and serve clients directly.

From city neighborhoods to acreage, wells, septic, shops and new construction, the details can change quickly from one area to the next. We help you understand what matters for the property in front of you.

  • Yamhill County

    McMinnville · Newberg · Yamhill · Carlton · Lafayette

    In-town homes to rural acreage, where wells, septic, and road access can matter as much as the house.

  • Washington County

    Forest Grove · Hillsboro · Banks · North Plains

    Established neighborhoods, newer construction, and rural edges, where lot size and commute can change a lot within a few miles.

  • Willamette Valley

    Farmland, small towns, and larger parcels, where zoning and land use can shape what a property can be used for.

  • Portland-Area Communities

    Closer-in neighborhoods for buyers and sellers weighing city convenience against more space farther out.

Looking somewhere else?

Rooted here. Connected beyond here.

If your move takes you beyond the areas we personally serve, or a more local specialist makes better sense, we can connect you with a trusted agent through our broader network and help make the handoff clear.

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Our team

Who you'll talk to.

The people you'll actually work with — together, not a rotation of callbacks.

  • Derek Duyck

    Derek Duyck

    OR License #201261570

  • Melissa Siciliano

    Melissa Siciliano

    OR License #201222338

  • Justin Brady

    Justin Brady

    OR License #201219081

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