This Is Lea...
talking about Real Estate.
I could talk for days about the benefits of home ownership and not just on a financial level but the creative freedom, family stability and the benefits of reduced stress levels.
Having worked in Property Management, I know what a good Landlord should look like. I have experience in Tenant Advocacy both in and out of the courtroom. I am a trained mediator offering neighbor and landlord dispute resolution services or a free eviction check-in.
I was also a teacher, and knowledge is definitely one of my passions. I provide several public and by-request classes that focus on housing. Because if there were ever a fundamental right, it would be housing in my opinion.
I returned to my passion and became a real estate agent, after my career as a teacher ended, in order to help people achieve their goals of home ownership.
Lea Nunamaker
Housing Advocate & Real Estate Agent
Real Broker
License #201262373
(541) 709-3647 text/voice
This Is Lea...
talking about Education.
My FREE Classes
Renting in Oregon: This class is a review of the Oregon Tenant-Landlord Laws ORS Chapter 90 covering the rights and responsibilities reserved for tenants renting in Oregon with or without a rental agreement. [PDF FLYER]
Money Smart for Adults and Young Adults: I use the FDIC's Money Smart curriculum to teach personal financial awareness. I can customize any class to fit the audience. In-person options available in Eastern Oregon or throughout Oregon virtually.
Home Buyer Education: This class walks you through the home buying process from analyzing readiness all the way through what has to happen before Closing. [PDF FLYER]
My ORO Trainings
Pillars of Stability: How Permanent Housing Anchors Families into Community Systems
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CKC: Families & Community Systems
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Set 1, 2 Hours
This training explores how a family's physical address affects a child's emotional regulation and readiness to learn. It emphasizes stable housing as a vital component within early childhood systems. By linking the national Head Start PFCE Framework with Oregon’s Roots of Resilience curriculum, the session highlights how a predictable environment can protect children from the stress of housing instability. Participants will analyze case studies to see how housing changes relate to behavioral and attachment milestones.
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