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    Jennifer de Thomas, CFP - Jennifer de Thomas, CFP®

    Jennifer de Thomas, CFP

    (3 reviews)

    Downtown, Southwest Portland

    My husband and were looking to work with a fee-only CFP in 2014. We ended up working with Jennifer…read moreand it was such a valuable process. We got married a few years ago and had a lot of questions--about retirement planning, taxes, how our home equity figured in, how much we should think about spending on renovations, and cash savings vs. market investing. She also helped us shape up our 401(k) allocations and think about our estate plan. Jennifer's a great teacher--she patiently led us through making more informed decisions and pointed out the things we weren't thinking about but should be. Now we feel like we're on the same page and we get how the pieces go together into the big picture, which is really reassuring. We also appreciated how transparent her fees were and felt the cost was really reasonable compared with other local CFPs we considered. We're really glad we found Jennifer and plan to continue working with her.

    My wife and I have been getting advice from Jennifer for a year, and we really like her. She's been…read moresuper conscientious about answering questions I've emailed her between appointments, and she's held our hands as we've executed the plans she helped us develop--without any cajoling or intimating that we were being too cautious. She has a detailed questionnaire she gives you before you even meet for the first time, which lets her know from the outset about your money-managing history, and about your attitudes and aspirations with regard to risk and reward. We feel we've benefited from her help a lot, and have come to think of her as a friend. I can also say I shopped around before choosing her, and considered her rate comparatively cheap.

    Portland Housing Center

    Portland Housing Center

    (22 reviews)

    Kerns, Northeast Portland

    I used Portland Housing Center, now arrive, as a first time homebuyer. For $99, I received all…read morethree credit reports from the credit bureaus, homebuying counseling, which included a plan to get me to home ownership, as well as, Homebuying 101, and a financial education class (they have 2 - a culturally specific version and a version for anyone). I also was able to meet with my housing counselor every 3 months, which helped keep me on track. I am happy to say that I am a homeowner now. I used one of their partner realtors as well as a partner lender of theirs and the process went smoothly. I closed in exactly 30 days from the day I made the offer. I highly recommend Portland Housing Center, now Arrive, for your home buying needs. They even have a lending department that you can get your home loan through. Don't sleep on PHC! They have wonderful, helpful staff.

    Don't do it! This whole organization is a scam. I was a first time homebuyer and paid $100 for a…read morezoom meeting with a guy in his dirty house (you can't find a blank wall even??) who wanted all my tax information and then who very dismissively told me there's nothing available to me and I should just do a conventional loan. That was all he could offer. He could have told me that without having copies of my documents. He just wanted to take my money. Turns out Oregon rules make it almost impossible to get any kind of assistant if you're above the poverty line. Move to Washington. Their first time homebuyer programs are astronomically better and will help get you into a home.

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