2704 SE 84TH Ave, Portland, OR 97266

Live in one unit and rent the other! This move-in-ready Portland duplex offers approximately $4,800 per month in rental potential,This home has rental potential, creating a rare opportunity for house hackers, multigenerational households, investors, or buyers seeking a built-in mortgage helper.

Whether you're looking for an owner-occupied investment, dual living arrangement, or income-producing property, this versatile home offers multiple paths to homeownership and wealth building. Extensively updated for peace of mind, the property features a new roof (2023), new Goodman heat pump and air handler (2024), updated 200-amp electrical service with all new wiring, and new ABS and PEX plumbing throughout.

Inside, you'll find bright, inviting living spaces with updated flooring, remodeled kitchens and bathrooms, quartz countertops, new cabinetry, and modern appliances. The north unit offers a spacious 4-bedrooms, 2-full bathrooms, layout has a main-level primary suite featuring a large walk-in closet, pantry storage & basement w/ exterior door.

The 4-bedroom side has rental potential of approximately $3,000 per month. South unit features 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, great room w/ living room, kitchen, dining and flex space. Previously rented for approximately $1,800 per month, it provides excellent rental income, separate living quarters for extended family, guest accommodations, or a work-from-home opportunity.

Two separate front entrances create flexibility for dual living, multigenerational living, remote work, or traditional rental arrangements. The spacious basement provides valuable storage space rarely found in similar properties, while ample off-street parking offers convenience for owners, tenants, and guests.

Outside, enjoy fruit trees, a fenced yard, and room for gardening or outdoor enjoyment. Conveniently located near PCC Southeast Campus, shopping, restaurants, grocery stores, public transportation, and I-205, this property combines accessibility. [Home Energy Score = 1. HES Report