Sally Russell says there's some days this May you can drop off yard debris for FREE at the Knott Landfill....

 May 1-16, you can drop off all your yard debris for FREE at Knott Landfill AND May 1-2, 8-9, 15-16 FireFree will be accepting yard debris at the Tree Farm neighborhood on Bend’s Westside.

Midtown, big lot !!! AND with development possibilities....

MLS 220121373 | Mary P Gemba: Looking for a little elbow room - your own private sanctuary? How about 3/4 of an acre in town with water rights - walking distance to all that Mid-town has to offer. Development possibilities abound - buyer to do due diligence. Just minutes from The Yacht Club and Hollinshead Park - easy access to all Bend's opportunities. Built in 1930, this home was originally at the end of the Urban Growth boundary - you can own your own piece of Bend's history. It has been lovingly updated over the years with a focus on ease of use and and eye for style. New carpet, exterior paint, updated bathroom and new minisplit add to this already dreamy home. The three sun filled bedrooms, two baths and an office make a perfect place to enjoy looking out at your in-city acreage. Fruit trees bearing apples, pears and cherries line the property and lilacs reach to the sky. Brand new irrigation pump added in 2021. The possibilities are limitless with this amazing property.

Planning to move? Here are 6 handy tips from my friend and colleague in Klamath Falls, Tony Nunes at Caldwell Banker...

 Declutter and donate. Your first step should be to declutter your house and donate any items you no longer need. You should do this a few months out — long before you start packing. 

Start vetting and reserving services early on. Book your packers, movers and moving trucks early on. This will ensure you get the dates you need (as well as the best rates). 

Pack an overnight bag for each member of the family. Think about what you’ll want access to on moving day and on the first night in your new place. Make sure to include snacks, water and anything else you might need. 

Get creative with packing materials. You don’t necessarily need packing peanuts or costly bubble wrap to keep your items safe. Consider using hand towels, dishcloths, blankets, socks and other soft belongings instead. (They need to be packed anyway, after all.)

Label boxes systematically. Pack items by room and label each group of boxes with its own color (using stickers or a marker). This makes them easy to spot when loading, unloading and unpacking. 

Plan for your pets and kids. Little ones and pets could get in the way during the big move, so make sure you arrange for them to stay somewhere safe until you’re more settled. 

Short term rental makes good $$$ is coming to market for $499,000 on Lotno

 Call for info.  541-771-8947