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Overview
illume Property Partners offers residential property management. If your home is too much for you to handle, illume can help manage it on your behalf with ease. We offer our services in Hillsboro and the surrounding areas: West Linn, Gresham, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Tigard, Milwaukie, Tualatin, Oregon City, Lake Oswego, and Happy Valley.
Choosing illume Property Partners is your most ideal choice if you are looking to maximize your return on investment and streamline the entire property management process for your portfolio.
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Earning Your Confidence Through Effective Service
illume Property Partners will nurture and increase the return on your residential property investment. You can feel confident knowing your property is in the hands of seasoned, knowledgeable, attentive professionals, who are working with the most innovative management technologies to increase profitability, while simultaneously providing your tenants with unrivaled satisfaction and a personalized response.
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illume Property Partners
No hassle management
Automated owner statements
Online owner portal access
Industry-leading marketing tools
Online owner portal access
24/7 maintenance request handling
Prompt response to tenant requests
Low vacancy rate
Decreased time on market
Industry-specific local knowledge
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The first people of the Tualatin Valley were the Atfalati or Tualaty tribe of the Kalapuya, who inhabited the region for up to 10,000 years before white settlers arrived. The valley consisted of open grassland maintained through annual burning by the Atfalati, with scattered groves of trees along the streams. The Kalapuya moved from place to place in good weather to fish and hunt and to gather nuts, seeds, roots, and berries. Important foods included camas and wapato, and the Atfalati traded for salmon from Chinookan tribes near Willamette Falls on the Willamette River. During the winter, they lived in longhouses in settled villages, some near what became Hillsboro and Beaverton. Their population was greatly reduced after contact in the late 18th century with Europeans, who carried smallpox, syphilis, and malaria. Of the original population of 1,000 to 2,000 Atfalati reported in 1780, only 65 remained in 1851. In 1855, the U.S. government sent the survivors to the Grande Ronde reservation further west.