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Washington County Parcel Information
Parcel Information
Assessment Information
Parcel #: R508481
Market Value Land:
$179,030.00
Market Value Impr:
$237,630.00
Site Address: 15271 SW Alderbrook Pl
Market Value Special:
$0.00
Tigard OR 97224 - 5627
Market Value Total:
$416,660.00
Owner: Keenan, Lyle & Mary Joint Living Trust
Assessment Year:
2019
Assessed Value:
$294,680.00
Tax Lot: 2S111DB05200
Owner2:
Tax Information
Owner Address: 15271 SW Alderbrook Pl Tigard OR 97224 - 5627
Levy Code: 23.74
Twn/Range/Section: 02S / 01W / 11 / SE
Levy Rate: 17.4073
Parcel Size: 0.10 Acres (4,356 SqFt)
Tax Year: 2019
Plat/Subdivision: Summerfield 07
Annual Tax: $5,129.58
Lot: 408
Exemption: $0.00
Block:
Legal
Map Page/Grid: 655-E7
SUMMERFIELD NO.7, LOT 408, ACRES .10
Census Tract/Block: 030803 / 3011
Land Cnty Land Use: 1010 - Residential Improved
Cnty Bldg Use: R1 - Residence Single Family
Land Use Std: RSFR - Single Family Residence
Zoning: Tigard-R-7 - Low Density Single Family Residential
Neighborhood: Cpo 4m Metzger
Recreation:
Watershed: Fanno Creek-Tualatin River
School District: 23J - Tigard-Tualatin
Primary School: James Templeton Elementary School
Middle School: Twality Middle School
High School: Tualatin High School
Improvement Year Built: 1977
Bedrooms: 3
1st Floor: 1,501 SqFt Garage: Garage - 588 SqFt A/C:
Bathrooms: 2.00
2nd Floor: 702 SqFt
Building Total: 2,203 SqFt
Attic Fin/Unfin: 0 SqFt / 0 SqFt Basement Fin. SqFt: 0 SqFt
Heat: Forced Air
Building Fin: 2,203 SqFt Basement Unfin:
Exterior Walls: Siding
Roof Covering: Comp Shingle
Transfer Information Loan Date: 12/5/2014 Loan Type: V Rec. Date: 10/24/2014
Loan Amt: $100,000.00 Finance Type: Sale Price:
Buyer: KEENAM,LYLE & MARY LIVING TRUST Sale Date: 10/26/2000
Sale Price: $192,500.00
Doc Num: 0000077578
Doc Type: Deed Of Trust
Lender: FIRST TECHNOLOGY FCU Doc Num: 0000067911
Doc Type: Quit Claim
Seller: KEENAM,LYLE T & MARY A Doc Num: 2014067911
Doc Type: DW
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Property
Property Address
R508481 15271 SW ALDERBROOK PL, TIGARD, OR 97224 2020 GENERAL INFORMATION
RELATED PROPERTIES
Property Status Property Type Legal Description
Alternate Account Number Neighborhood Map Number
A Active
Linked Properties
-
Property Group ID
-
Grouped Properties
-
Split / Merge Date
-
Split / Merge Accounts
-
Split / Merge Message
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Residential SUMMERFIELD NO.07, LOT 408, ACRES 0.10 TRSF SUMMERFIELD 2S111DB05200
Property Use Levy Code Area
023.74
If applicable, the described property is receiving special valuation based upon its use. Additional rollback taxes which may become due based on the provisions of the special valuation are not indicated in this listing.
TAX SUMMARY TAXYEAR
? Details
Eàective Date:
TOTAL
AD
SPECIAL
BILLED
VALOREM
ASMT
PRINCIPAL
INTEREST
DATE
TOTAL
PAID
OWED
2019
$5,129.58
$5,129.58
$0
$5,129.58
$0.00
-
$0.00
2018
$4,921.48
$4,921.48
$0
$4,921.48
$0.00
-
$0.00
2017
$4,743.58
$4,743.58
$0
$4,743.58
$0.00
-
$0.00
2016
$4,529.60
$4,529.60
$0
$4,529.60
$0.00
-
$0.00
2015
$4,353.88
$4,353.88
$0
$4,353.88
$0.00
-
$0.00
2014
$4,224.81
$4,224.81
$0
$4,224.81
$0.00
-
$0.00
2013
$3,773.06
$3,773.06
$0
$3,773.06
$0.00
-
$0.00
2012
$3,531.93
$0.00
$0
$3,531.93
$0.00
-
$0.00
2011
$3,861.62
$0.00
$0
$3,861.62
$0.00
-
$0.00
2010
$3,721.21
$0.00
$0
$3,721.21
$0.00
-
$0.00
2009
$3,876.85
$0.00
$0
$3,876.85
$0.00
-
$0.00
2008
$3,710.95
$0.00
$0
$3,710.95
$0.00
-
$0.00
2007
$3,612.34
$0.00
$0
$3,612.34
$0.00
-
$0.00
TAXYEAR
RECEIPT NUMBER
TRANSACTION DATE
PAYMENT AMOUNT
2019
5987413
10-31-2019
$0.00
2019
5991733
10-31-2019
$4,975.69
2018
5798627
11-5-2018
$4,773.84
2017
5669168
11-13-2017
$4,601.27
2016
5376237
11-8-2016
$4,393.71
2015
5242031
11-12-2015
$4,223.26
2014
4927841
11-3-2014
$4,098.07
2013
4751816
11-8-2013
$3,659.87
2012
4543564
11-7-2012
$3,425.97
2011
4380701
11-15-2011
$3,745.77
2010
4103876
11-10-2010
$3,609.57
2009
3879389
11-10-2009
$3,760.54
TOTAL TAXES DUE Current Year Due
$0.00
Past Years Due
$0.00
Total Due
$0.00
*Total Due shown may not reÖect current amount due
2008
3662900
11-12-2008
$3,599.62
2007
3427854
11-13-2007
$3,503.97
Improvement Values will be posted after 2020 CertiÕcation.
7/1/19 TO 6/30/20 REAL PROPERTY TAX STATEMENT
2S111DB-05200
R508481
SITUS: 15271 SW ALDERBROOK PL,
179,030 237,630 416,660
TAXABLE VALUES: ASSESSED VALUE
286,100
294,680
$ 5,129.58
$5,129.58
416,660 237,630 179,030
398,470 224,240 174,230
294,680
286,100
$ 4,921.48
BOND-SCH-TIGARD TUALATIN-AFTE BOND-TV FIRE & RESCUE AFTER BOND-WASHINGTON COUNTY AFTER BOND-CITY OF TIGARD-AFTER BOND-METRO SERVICE-AFTER BOND-PCC-AFTER BOND AND MISC TAX:
$4,921.48
2019-20 TAX (Before Discount)
5 28.16 2 8.67 2 0.36 9 9.75 1 38.56 1 18.52 $ 934.02
$ 5,129.58
$5,129.58
174,230 224,240 398,470
6 54.01 2 8.14 2 0.39 4 43.64 7 30.95 0 .00 4 9.74 2 6.14 2 8.29 1 32.61 1 88.60 2 4.05 2 $ ,326.56 $934.02 118.52 138.56 99.75 20.36 28.67 528.16
MARKET VALUES: LAND STRUCTURE TOTAL RMV VALUE:
WASHINGTON COUNTY REG-METRO SERVICE DISTRICT PORT-PORTLAND FIRE-TV FIRE & RESCUE CITY-TIGARD CLEAN WATER SERVICES UR-TIGARD-DOT AQUATIC-TIGARD TUALATIN REG-METRO-AFTER 1/1/2013 FIRE-TV FIRE & RESCUE-AFTER 1 WASHINGTON COUNTY LOL AFTER 1 SWC-TUALATIN GENERAL GOVERNMENT TAXES:
$2,326.56 24.05 188.60 132.61 28.29 26.14 49.74 0.00 730.95 443.64 20.39 28.14 654.01
SUMMERFIELD NO.7, LOT 408, ACRES .10
8 2.27 4 4.76 1 ,447.29 2 94.68 $ 1,869.00
$1,869.00 294.68 1,447.29 44.76 82.27
023.74
COLLEGE-PORTLAND COMMUNITY ESD-NW REGIONAL SCH-TIGARD/TUALATIN SCH-TIGARD TUALATIN-LOL AFTER EDUCATION TAXES:
NO DELINQUENT TAXES DUE $ 4,975.69 $ 3,351.33 $ 1,709.86
TOTAL (After Discount):
$ 4,975.69
$4,975.69
$ 153.89 $ 68.39 $ 0.00
$1,709.86 $3,351.33 $4,975.69
$0.00 $68.39 $153.89
11/15/19 11/15/19 11/15/19
R508481 SITUS: 15271 SW ALDERBROOK PL, $ 4,975.69 $ 3,351.33 $ 1,709.86
$1,709.86 $3,351.33 $4,975.69
11-15-19 11-15-19 11-15-19
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Tigard, OR 97224
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503.228.6322
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OREGON AT-A-GLANCE DISTRICT PROFILE Tigard-Tualatin SD 23J
2018-19
SUPERINTENDENT: Susan Rieke-Smith | 6960 SW Sandburg St, Tigard 97223 | 503-431-4000
Students We Serve
Start Strong
12,539 Student Enrollment
Academic Progress
Grades K-2 REGULAR ATTENDERS
Grade 3 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS
Grades 3-8 INDIVIDUAL STUDENT PROGRESS
Students who attended more than 90% of their enrolled school days.
Students meeting state grade-level expectations.
Year-to-year progress in English language arts and mathematics.
DEMOGRAPHICS
Increase from previous year
Decrease from previous year
2%
4%
American Indian/Alaska Native Students
<1%
Teachers
<1%
Asian Students
5%
Teachers
2%
87%
53% Oregon average
Black/African American
Oregon average
83%
47%
Students
2%
Teachers
1%
High School Success
Students
26%
Teachers
6%
Grade 8 MATHEMATICS
Grade 9 ON-TRACK TO GRADUATE
Grade 12 ON-TIME GRADUATION
Students meeting state grade-level expectations.
Students earning one-quarter of graduation credits in their 9th grade year.
Hispanic/Latino
Multiracial Students
7%
Teachers
2%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Students
2%
Teachers
<1%
White Students
57%
Teachers
88%
22%
Languages Spoken
11% 10% 35% Students with Disabilities
Mobile Students
Free/ Reduced Price Lunch
*<10 students or data unavailable
District Website: www.ttsdschools.org
Increase from previous year
2%
1%
3%
46%
91% Oregon average
80
Ever English Learners
Decrease from previous year
Students earning a diploma within four years. Cohort includes students who were first-time ninth graders in 2014-15. Increase from previous year
39%
87% Oregon average
85%
Oregon average
79%
District Goals
State Goals
The Tigard-Tualatin School District is committed to working together with our students, families, and community to hold high expectations and belief in the success of every student. To meet the individual needs of our students, we focus on identifying and removing barriers that prevent their academic and social success. We hire talented staff who are catalysts for learning and have a commitment to culturally responsive instruction practices. Our focus: Every individual student feels safe, valued and responsibly prepared for success in a rapidly changing world.
The Oregon Department of Education is partnering with school districts and local communities to ensure a 90% on-time, four year graduation rate by 2025. To progress toward this goal, the state will prioritize efforts to improve attendance, provide a wellrounded education, invest in implementing culturally responsive practices, and promote continuous improvement to close opportunity and achievement gaps for historically and currently underserved students. For more information please visit: www.oregon.gov/ode/reports-and-data/
OREGON AT-A-GLANCE DISTRICT PROFILE CONTINUED Tigard-Tualatin SD 23J
2018-19
SUPERINTENDENT: Susan Rieke-Smith | 6960 SW Sandburg St, Tigard 97223 | 503-431-4000
Our Staff (rounded FTE)
31
Administrators
638 Teachers
Outcomes
American Indian/Alaska Native
90%
Asian
89%
71%
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
Educational assistants
80%
Ever English Learner
80%
Students with Disabilities
82%
Migrant
83%
24 1
Licensed Librarians
Psychologists
86%
Average Average
57%
Average
49%
Average <10 students or data unavailable
Grade 12 ON-TIME GRADUATION 100%
<10 students or data unavailable
63%
>95%
18%
95%
86%
23%
Hispanic/Latino
High
Grade 9 ON-TRACK TO GRADUATE
American Indian/Alaska Native <10 students or data unavailable Asian
Average
<10 students or data unavailable
Grade 8 MATHEMATICS
71%
86% 54%
81%
86%
<5%
87%
86% 57%
White Free/Reduced Price Lunch
19%
Ever English Learner
19%
72%
94%
90%
79%
79% 87%
13%
Data not available
73%
Migrant <10 students or data unavailable
74% 86%
<10 students or data unavailable
>95%
Talented and Gifted
Data are suppressed to protect confidential student information.
Average
<10 students or data unavailable
Non-Binary <10 students or data unavailable
% of licensed teachers with more than 3 years of experience
Average
<10 students or data unavailable
87%
Students with Disabilities
62%
25%
87%
Multiracial
12
High Average
31%
Male
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander
64%
15%
Female
Black/African American
Average Average
13%
Talented and Gifted <10 students or data unavailable
Counselors
53%
90%
Free/Reduced Price Lunch
High
31% 89%
Multiracial
High
63%
81%
Hispanic/Latino
Grades 3-8 INDIVIDUAL STUDENT PROGRESS
<10 students or data unavailable
>95%
Black/African American
White
160
Grade 3 ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS
Grades K-2 REGULAR ATTENDERS
>95%
97%
Female
47%
92%
89%
Male
46%
90%
85%
Non-Binary <10 students or data unavailable
Coming in 2019-20
Coming in 2019-20
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SCHOOL INFORMATION SCHOOL DISTRICTS
CONTACT NUMBER
WEBSITES
BANKS
503-324-8591
www.banks.k12.or.us
BEAVERTON
503-672-3721
www.beaverton.k12.or.us
CANBY
503-266-7861/503-266-2064 Boundaries
www.canby.k12.or.us
CENTENNIAL
503-760-7990
www.centennial.k12.or.us
NORTH CLACKAMAS
503-653-6000/503-353 6119 Boundaries
www.nclack.k12.or.us
COLTON
503-824-3535/503-824-3534 Boundaries
www.colton.k12.or.us
DAVID DOUGLAS
503-252-2900
www.ddouglas.k12.or.us
ESTACADA
503-630-6871
www.esd108.org
FOREST GROVE
503-357-6171/503-359-8167 x221 Boundaries
www.fgsd.k12.or.us
GLADSTONE
503-655-2777
www.gladstone.k12.or.us
GRESHAM/BARLOW
503-618-2450
www.gresham.k12.or.us
HILLSBORO
503-844-1500/503-648-9123 Boundaries
www.hsd.k12.or.us
LAKE OSWEGO
503-534-2000/503-534-2490 Boundaries
www.loswego.k12.or.us
MCMINNVILLE
503-565-4000
www.msd.k12.or.us
MOLALLA RIVER
503-829-2359/503-829-2512 Boundaries
www.molallariv.k12.or.us
NEWBERG
503-554-5000/503-538-8365 Boundaries
www.newberg.k12.or.us
OREGON CITY
503-657-4283/503-657-2471 Boundaries
www.orecity.k12.or.us
OREGON TRAIL
503-668-5541
www.oregontrailschools.com
PARKROSE
503-408-2100
www.parkrose.k12.or.us
PORTLAND
503-916-2000/503-916-3262 Boundaries
www.pps.k12.or.us
REYNOLDS
503-661-7200/503-492-4921Boundaries
www.reynolds.k12.or.us
SHERWOOD
503-625-8100/503-625-8107 Boundaries
www.sherwood.k12.or.us
TIGARD/TUALATIN
503-431-4000
www.ttsd.k12.or.us
WEST LINN/WILSONVILLE
503-673-7000/503-673-7034 Boundaries
www.wlwv.k12.or.us
WOODBURN
503-981-9555
www.woodburn.k12.or.us
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G= GRADE RANGE A= ACCEPTANCE RATE
E= 2014-2015 ENROLLMENT C= AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
N/ W= STUDENTS WHO IDENTIFY AS NONWHITE
F= STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID
M= FACULT Y WITH MASTER’S DEGREES
WASHINGTON COUNTY (OR)
G
SCHOOL TYPE
TUITION RANGE
A (%)
E (#)
C (#)
NW (%)
F (%)
M (#)
Agia Sophia Academy
PK - 5
Montessori
$4,700 - $8,500
95
26
12
24
20
3
Catlin Gabel School
PK - 12
Progressive
$22,080 - $29,640
27
702
18
42
28
68
Edison High School
9 - 12
Learning Differences
$22,400
60
96
9
14
27
20
Forest Hills Lutheran Christian School
PK - 8
-
$2,600 - $6,209
95
184
18
17
100
7
German International School
PK - 5
Language Immersion, INTL Baccalaureate
$11,600 - $14,900
98
115
12
21
25
16
Holy Trinity Catholic School
PK - 8
-
$6,250 - $8,700
-
235
27
-
-
14
Horizon Christian School
PK - 12
College Prep
$3,875 - $11,000
90
356
15
40
30
20
Islamic School of MET/Oregon Islamic Academy
PK - 12
College Prep
$6,750 - $8,250
60
135
15
30
25
8
Jesuit High School
9 - 12
College Prep
$13,875
68
1288
23
32
26
83
Life Christian School
PK - 12
College Prep
$2,250 - $6,695
90
211
13
43
5
12
Living Wisdom School
PK - 8
Education for Life
$2,500 - $8,500
80
32
9
20
40
5
Montessori School of Beaverton
PK - 6
Montessori
$8,500 - $10,880
-
180
10
60
30
10
Northwest Chinese Academy
PK - 5
Language immersion
$6,750 - $14,933
100
36
7
85
4
6
Oregon Episcopal School
PK - 12
College Prep
$18,000 - $32,200
38
805
16
42
20
104
Pilgrim Lutheran Christian School
PK - 8
-
$6,520 - $7,900
95
157
12
53
20
5
St. Anthony Catholic School
PK - 8
Catholic
$4,400 - $6,800
-
323
17
33
35
85
St. Cecilia School
PK - 8
-
$2,190 - $7,410
99
219
27
32
18
12
St. Pius X Grade School
K-8
Catholic
$6,500 - $7,750
-
480
28
-
-
0
St. Stephen’s Academy
PK - 12
Classical Christian
$2,500 - $8,500
96
217
15
30
42
16
Valley Catholic Elementary School
K-5
-
$7,770
-
284
28
59
11
13
Valley Catholic Middle School
6-8
College Prep
$10,590
-
250
27
51
11
24
Valley Catholic High School
9 - 12
College Prep
$13,395
-
390
17
51
24
32
MULTNOMAH COUNTY (OR)
G
SCHOOL TYPE
TUITION RANGE
A (%)
E (#)
C (#)
NW (%)
F (%)
M (#)
A Renaissance School of Arts and Sciences
K-8
Inquiry-based, Science and Arts
$9,375 - $12,500
90
125
10
20
60
16
Bridges Middle School
5-8
Specialized Education
$23,000
70
40
10
28
30
5
Cedarwood Waldorf School
PK - 8
Waldorf
$2,065 - $14,945
52
210
26
37
34
10
Central Catholic High School
9 - 12
College Prep, Catholic
$14,025
97
898
21
31
47
50
Childpeace Montessori School and Metro Montessori Middle School
PK - 8
Montessori
$9,000 - $16,150
85
340
27
26
5
23
Columbia Christian School
K - 12
-
$5,480 - $6,750
90
290
19
28
40
10
De La Salle North Catholic High School
9 - 12
College Prep
$2,995 - $3,145
91
327
21
80
84
12
Franciscan Montessori Earth School and St. Francis Academy
PK - 8
Montessori
$7,200 - $12,240
90
240
23
26
20
20
French American International School
PK - 8
Language immersion
$13,900 - $18,217
72
447
16
39
11
44
G= GRADE RANGE A= ACCEPTANCE RATE
E= 2014-2015 ENROLLMENT C= AVERAGE CLASS SIZE
N/ W= STUDENTS WHO IDENTIFY AS NONWHITE
F= STUDENTS RECEIVING FINANCIAL AID
M= FACULT Y WITH MASTER’S DEGREES
Holy Redeemer Catholic School
PK - 8
Parochial
$2,100 - $7,100
85
230
30
43
30
18
L’ETOILE French Immersion School
PK - 5
Language immersion
$11,000 - $12,000
90
65
18
10
5
14
Northwest Academy
6 - 12
College Prep
$19,800 - $21,200
90
213
15
31
20
21
Open Door Christian Academy
PK - 12
College Prep
$1,450 - $3,650
90
250
21
6
-
5
Pacific Crest Community School
6 - 12
Independent
$13,750
47
95
12
16
15
12
Portland Christian Schools
PK - 12
College Prep
$6,977 - $10,689
97
494
15
37
18
36
Portland Jewish Academy
PK - 8
Project-based learning
$18,000 - $18,600
80
170
20
10
50
25
St. Agatha Catholic School
PK - 8
-
$2,520 - $7,160
95
155
19
28
27
12
St. Clare School
K-8
-
$5,800 - $7,400
99
195
24
13
12
14
St. John Fisher School
K-8
-
$6,140 - $8,050
95
221
25
15
14
17
St. Mary’s Academy
9 - 12
College Prep
$13,750
88
726
21
34
41
51
St. Rose School
PK - 8
Catholic
$5,366 - $7,042
99
182
23
36
27
10
St. Thomas More Catholic School
K-8
College Prep
$6,500 - $8,720
92
187
23
13
11
18
Sunstone Montessori School
PK - 6
Montessori
$9,329 - $15,667
85
89
27
18
12
14
The International School
PK - 5
Language immersion
$10,460 - $17,800
98
449
12
60
15
31
The Madeleine School
K-8
-
$5,515 - $7,200
-
233
30
6
13
10
The Portland Montessori School
PK - 6
Montessori
$7,360 - $10,430
95
30
20
23
10
10
West Hills Christian School
K-8
Christian
$4,898 - $8,218
92
378
24
15
16
16
West Hills Montessori
PK - 6
Montessori
$7,790 - $10,545
90
50
25
20
-
13
Clackamas County (OR)
G
School type
Tuition range
A (%)
E (#)
C (#)
NW (%)
F (%)
M (#)
Arbor School of Arts and Sciences
K-8
Other
$13,500
25
169
20
12
12
24
Christ the King Catholic School
K-8
Catholic
$100 - $5,800
85
235
26
36
36
8
Christa McAuliffe Academy School of Arts and Sciences
K - 12
Personalized Mastery Based
$3,795 - $14,995
95
350
25
26
-
7
Columbia Academy
PK - 8
Individualized Programs
$6,950 - $8,400
95
25
9
17
-
1
La Salle Catholic College Preparatory
9 - 12
College Prep
$12,990
85
700
25
31
55
40
Micha-el School
PK - 8
Waldorf
$4,750 - $7,020
85
119
13
11
10
10
Our Lady of the Lake
K-8
Catholic
$7,000 - $9,000
90
226
28
15
10
18
Park Academy
3 - 12
College Prep, Language Learning Differences
$20,000
45
80
8
25
30
12
Portland Waldorf School
PK - 12
Waldorf
$5,320 - $18,200
57
275
20
34
30
30
Spring Mountain Christian Academy
K - 12
-
$3,500 - $4,500
90
130
16
10
10
4
St. John the Apostle Catholic School
PK - 8
-
$5,735
98
174
20
10
40
13
St. John the Baptist Catholic School
PK - 8
-
$5,720 - $7,270
-
170
18
27
30
15
The Marylhurst School
PK - 8
Progressive education
$1,450 - $9,000
75
75
18
15
25
10
Touchstone Elementary School
2-6
Project-Based Multi-Discipline
$13,900 - $14,420
95
71
16
36
9
5
Clark County (WA)
G
School type
Tuition range
A (%)
E (#)
C (#)
NW (%)
F (%)
M (#)
Cedar Tree Classical Christian School
K - 12
Classical Christian
$3,480 - $6,480
90
192
18
8
10
10
Columbia Adventist Academy
9 - 12
College Prep
$9,000 - $11,500
98
86
18
33
46
11
The Gardner School of Arts & Sciences
PK - 8
Gardner
$4,435 - $17,990
80
76
10
23
20
10
Seton Catholic College Preparatory High School
9 - 12
College Prep
$12,500 - $20,000
95
180
20
37
52
9
DATA SOURCES: PRIVATE SCHOOL DATA IS VOLUNTARILY SELF-REPORTED FOR THE 2016–2017 ACADEMIC YEAR. SCHOOLS OFFERING ONLY PRESCHOOL AND / OR KINDERGARTEN WERE EXCLUDED, AS WERE SCHOOLS THAT DID NOT COMPLETE PORTLAND MONTHLY’S SURVEY. SOURCE: WWW.PDXMONTHLY.COM/SCHOOLS
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STEPS IN A REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION Compliments of Lawyers Title 1. The Listing Agreement
Property owner (Seller) initiates a contract, or a listing agreement, with a licensed real estate agent.
2. The Sale
Property owner (Seller) enters into a purchase contract, typically referred to as an Earnest Money Agreement, with a Buyer.
3. The Escrow
As part of the purchase contract, Seller agrees to purchase a title insurance policy for the Buyer and both agree to close the transaction with a licensed escrow company. In Oregon, most title insurance companies also offer escrow services to facilitate a convenient “one-stop” approach to closing real estate transactions.
What is an Escrow?
An escrow is a neutral third party depository for legal documents and funds necessary to complete a real estate transaction. The escrow agent will disburse funds and record documents for the proper recipients according to their written instructions.
What title insurance and escrow costs are incurred in a real estate sale?
The fee for escrow services is based on the sales price of the property. This fee is typically split equally between the Seller and Buyer. However, Buyers should check with their lenders if financing is involved because some federally insured lending programs do not allow borrowers to pay this fee. The Seller typically pays for a standard owner’s policy of title insurance which names the Buyer as the insured. Charges for this policy are based on the sales price of the property. The Buyer typically pays for a lender’s policy of title insurance and any required endorsements if s/he is obtaining a new loan to purchase the property. Charges for this policy are based on the loan amount.
What services does an escrow agent perform on behalf of the Seller and Buyer?
The escrow agent facilitates the closing procedures. For a typical sales transaction, these services include: Ordering the title insurance policies. Prior to the issuance of a policy, the title company will issue a preliminary title report which is sent to interested parties involved in the transaction. The report will detail the current condition of the title to the property. Prorating taxes, insurance, etc. Clearing any liens, encumbrances against the property as per instruction. Preparing a closing statement for each party showing all credits and debits. The escrow agent will schedule appointments for all parties to sign the necessary documents to complete the transaction. Returning signed loan documents for the lender to review and approve and forwarding all necessary documents to recording. Disbursing funds as per written instructions and issuing title insurance policies to the proper parties.
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ESCROW FLOW CHART Compliments of Lawyers Title
Receive and review Earnest Money Agreement and Broker’s Instructions. Open escrow. Order title report.
NEW LOAN
Determine financing.
Notify Escrow with name of new lender and loan officer.
Receive title report. Send copies as requested. Resolve any title issues. Order any pay-off demands. Review file. (Are all conditions satisfied? Contingencies removed?)
Send title report to lender.
Notification of loan approval. (Are repairs complete?)
Request fire insurance. Prepare closing documents and other documents.
Loan documents delivered to Escrow.
Obtain signatures and closing funds from Buyer/Seller.
Return loan documents for approval to record.
Record.
Order loan funds.
Close file. Prepare final statements. Disburse funds. Forward final documents to all interested parties – Buyer, Seller, Real Estate Agents, Lender, Broker, Attorney, etc.
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WHAT IS CLOSING Compliments of Lawyers Title
For a real estate transaction placed in escrow, “closing” is the final process necessary to complete the transaction. In a typical sale transaction, “closing” takes place when:
Both the Buyer and Seller have signed and fully executed the necessary documents. The Buyer’s money has been deposited into the escrow account. The lender has approved the signed documents and released them for recording (note: lenders ically have 24-72 hours to read and approve documents for recording). The new deed and financing documents have been recorded. The lender has wired or sent loan funds that are deposited and ready to disburse.
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The above steps must be accomplished before keys are released to the new Buyer, unless there are written instructions to the contrary. Likewise, all of the above steps must be accomplished before the Seller’s proceeds check will be disbursed.
Important Tips for Buyers
Contact your insurance agent and obtain a binder showing proof of hazard (fire) insurance coverage. Please provide your escrow officer and/or your loan officer with the name and number for your insurance agent.
The monies you are asked to deposit at time of closing must be in the form of a cashier’s check, or be wired into the escrow account by your bank. Personal checks delay and complicate the closing process. Bring your picture identification to the closing appointment. Your escrow officer will ask to see your identification before notarizing your signature.
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BUYER/ SELLER CHARGES IN OREGON Compliments of Lawyers Title
BUYER TYPICALLY PAYS FOR:
SELLER TYPICALLY PAYS FOR:
Lender’s title insurance premiums and endorsements
Owner’s title insurance premiums
Escrow fees 50%
Escrow fee 50%
Property tax proration (from date of transfer to June 30)
Property tax proration (from July 1 to date of transfer)
Real estate sales commission Interest on new loan (charged from date of funding to Loan fees required by buyer’s lender or loan 30 days prior to first payment date) program Fire insurance premium for first year of ownership Any liens or judgments levied against the Seller
All new loan charges (except those required to be charged to the Seller by a lender or loan program)
Recording charges for the new deed and loan security documents
Any delinquent property taxes
Recording and release charges for any documents used to release liens against the property
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Lawyers Title provides this sheet to familiarize customers with typical closing costs for a normal sale transaction. Each transaction is different and may vary from this guideline. Customers are cautioned to check with their lender and escrow officer to get information on actual charges and costs.
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