On a single fee-simple lot in inner SE Portland, a renovated 4BD/2BA farmhouse and three detached tiny homes operate as four independent short-term rentals — bookable unit-by-unit or as one whole-property compound. The package has produced six-figure gross revenue every year since 2022.
| Gross Rental Revenue | $147,984 |
| Operating Expenses | ($62,272) |
| Net Operating Income | $85,713 |
| Year | Whole-Property Revenue |
|---|---|
| 2022 | $155,970 |
| 2023 | $140,106 |
| 2024 | $154,520 |
| 2025 | $144,962 |
The full per-unit P&L, occupancy by unit, booking pace, and complete offering details — in one document.
All information is derived from sources deemed reliable, including owner-provided accrual statements and short-term-rental platform reporting, but no warranty as to accuracy is expressed or implied. The owner's trailing-twelve NOI statement and the per-unit occupancy snapshot cover different twelve-month windows. Financial figures and projections are historical or forward-looking, depend on operator execution and market conditions, and should be independently verified. The three tiny homes are titled as personal property (RVs); any purchase-price allocation is subject to the parties' tax advisors. The property is zoned CM2 and represented as permitted for year-round transient / short-term-rental use; buyer is responsible for independently verifying zoning, permit status and transferability, square footage, lot dimensions, and all material facts. Permit history can be viewed at PortlandMaps.com.