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Dream Home Investment Group buys houses for cash and redevelops residential properties. They are a real estate investment company located in Portland, Oregon that can be contacted at (503) 663-4773 or www.DreamHomeInvest.com. They specialize in purchasing homes from homeowners who want to sell quickly for cash.
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