Owen works the mountains above Reno and takes buyers up the access road in bad conditions, so you know what you're actually getting before you get it.
Reno, Nevada
A pine acreage presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
A main street flat presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
A stone ranch presented around documented condition, practical details, and the next decision.
A cabin is a road, a well, and a winter.
The house is almost the easy part. Owen works the mountains above Reno and takes every buyer up the access road in the worst conditions he can arrange, because a place you cannot reach in February is a place you own eight months a year. The clients who are still interested after that drive tend to be very happy up there.
A guide to evaluating the road leading to a mountain cabin, and why the drive matters as much as the house.
Read the article →Questions to ask about a mountain cabin's well and water system before making an offer.
Read the article →A look at what year-round winter access actually requires, and how to think about a cabin you may only be able to reach part of the year.
Read the article →Owen kept the questions organized and never rushed the next choice.
Whether it's the season for it or not, Owen can walk through what your mountain property looks like on the market right now.
That's usually the answer. Owen Park will take you up the access road when the weather is bad, so you find out before you buy instead of after.