Mt. Hood listing review
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Logan goes over your winter and holiday rates next to the cabins near you, your photos and your calendar.
Each drawing is one of our homes. The small photo is its listing.
Guests rate our Mt. Hood homes 4.84 out of 5 this year, and 88% of their reviews are five stars.1
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Six areas, each with a letter grade, and a yearly revenue range.
What the score looks at
- Title and search
- Whether the title names the place, the kind of home and a standout feature, and how long it is.
- Description
- How well it sells the stay and covers check-in, parking and other practical details. The AI read sets this grade.
- Photos
- How many photos your page shows and whether it has a lead photo. We do not look at the pictures themselves, so our photo notes are general advice.
- Amenities
- Which amenities from our list your page names. Hot tubs, pools, views and water access count most.
- Pricing
- Your nightly rate. In Mt. Hood and Gorge towns we compare it with similar homes from our March 2026 market snapshot; Portland listings are not compared yet.
- Reviews
- Your star rating and how many reviews you have.
- Revenue range
- Not a grade. The extra rental revenue a year if the home ran at 55 to 65% occupancy instead of an assumed 45%, with your nightly rate raised to the similar-home average if yours is below it (Mt. Hood and Gorge towns), otherwise by 10%. Our formula, not a promise.
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Pick a timeIf your home earns less in its first 12 months with us than in the 12 months before, we pay you the difference, up to every dollar of management fees you paid us that year, within 30 days of your first-year statement. For homes with 12+ months of rental history.
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