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- Oregon Homes Sold Since 2001*
- 4,700+
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- $71M+
- in Oregon Home Sales Since 2001 (est.)*
- $2.7B+
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*Homes sold: 4,700+ Oregon homes sold since 2001. Sales volume and savings are estimates for those 4,700+ sales since 2001. They assume a $575,000 average sale price; savings assume sellers would otherwise have paid a 3% listing commission on our Flat Fee MLS sales (about 90% of sales), minus a $399 Flat Fee MLS package. Commissions are negotiable and individual results vary. Reviews: our two Google Business Profiles (brokerage and brand) and Zillow, Oct 2026; counts are reviews, not unique clients.
Selling a Home in Hood River County
This site uses the name RMLS for Hood River County.
A home inside a city may follow that city's rules. The section below describes the county zoning ordinance only.
Key market facts for selling a home in Hood River County, Oregon.
Short-term rental permit does not transfer
Article 53 of the Hood River County zoning ordinance, in the version marked updated November 20, 2024, says an owner must obtain a revocable short-term rental permit before using a dwelling as a short-term rental. Section 53.52 says the permit is not transferable to a new owner or operator, and that if the property is transferred or sold, the new owner will need to apply again for a short-term rental permit.
The same section says the permit must be renewed every two years by December 31, and that failure to maintain and renew it is considered abandonment of the use. It says only one short-term rental is permitted per parcel. Outside the commercial zones it lists, the rental must be operated by a resident of the property, out of the dwelling that is the operator's domicile.
A buyer who wants to keep renting must apply on their own. For a home inside a city, check that city's rules.
Home Energy Score notice
The Oregon Real Estate Agency notice dated March 2026 names Bend, Hillsboro, Milwaukie, and Portland as cities that require a seller to obtain and disclose a Home Energy Score before publicly listing a qualifying home. A city not named in the notice may still have its own rule.
No city in Hood River County is named in that March 2026 notice. That does not mean every city in the county is free of a local energy-score rule. For a home inside a city, check with the city.
Choose How You Sell in Hood River County
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Flat Fee MLS Listing in Hood River County
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Agent Assist Listing in Hood River County
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Discount Full Service Listing in Hood River County
Our broker handles pricing, marketing, negotiations, and closing on your residential Hood River County sale, at a reduced commission compared to traditional brokerages.
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.75% Discount Full-Service
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Selling in Hood River County: FAQ
Can a buyer keep operating my Hood River County short-term rental under my permit?
Not under the county zoning ordinance. Section 53.52 of Article 53 says the permit is not transferable to a new owner or operator, and a new owner must apply again. For a home inside a city, check that city's rules.
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