Real Estate Franchise in Oregon

Oregon is known for its natural beauty, diverse landscapes, and progressive culture. The state has more recently gained recognition for its wine regions, attracting vineyards, wineries, and wine enthusiasts. Oregon consistently ranks high in various quality-of-life factors, such as healthcare, education, and affordability.

Join the United Country Real Estate team and open a franchise in Oregon. Our team of professionals will provide the best-in-industry technology, marketing support, and employee training.

Our Franchise Locations in Oregon

Jett Blackburn Real Estate Inc.

707 Ponderosa Village

Burns,

Oregon

97720

Looking to Become a Real Estate Agent in Oregon?

For close to 100 years our company has been at the forefront of technological advancement and innovation, pushing the boundaries of lifestyle real estate. If you are looking for a brand focused on unique marketing for rural, land, resort, vacation, small-town real estate, we are the perfect match for you.

United Country can help you grow – exposing both your properties and brand to a larger audience, enabling you to do what you do best, sell and list real estate.

Find Your Freedom

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United Country Real Estate Franchise

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