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In this episode, Chris is back from three weeks of back-to-back travel — Caldera Springs, Dave Matthews at the Gorge where he and Sam first met, and a hundred-degree humidity bomb in Texas and Oklahoma — and somehow came home without a single argument. The secret? A house manager who shows up once a week, handles everything, and completely eliminated the pre-trip stress spiral. Then the big news: Rama Capital officially closed on the Palladian, the 20-unit deal that Pia first underwrote on January 28th — nine months from first look to close. And Rob's Salem flip is sitting on market, priced right but waiting on buyers, while the Tigard new build just got plans back from the architect and is heading for permit.
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