Sherwood, Oregon: Selling in a Growing Portland-Metro City
Sherwood in Plain Terms
Sherwood is in Washington County, southwest of Portland on Highway 99W. The 2020 Census counted 20,450 people. It has grown fast, with new neighborhoods, shopping, and schools. Manufactured-home parks sit alongside that growth, offering a lower-cost way into a popular city.
The homes covered here sit in parks or on leased land. What changes hands is the home. The ground beneath stays rented. The land itself is not sold in the sale.
Parks in Sherwood
Directory results name several parks with Sherwood addresses. Four are listed here.
- Smith Farms Estates — 17197 Sw Smith Ave, Sherwood. Listed with 74 lots. No rent figure was published in the results reviewed. Ring the park office for the current rent.
- Driftwood Mobile Park — 21305 S.W. Pacific Hwy, Sherwood. Listed with 54 lots. No rent figure was published. Get the current figure from the park office.
- Carriage Park Estates — 925 S Sherwood Blvd, Sherwood. Listed with 58 lots. No advertised rent turned up. Check the current rent with the park office.
- Orland Villa — Se Orland St, Sherwood. Listed with 36 lots. We could not locate a published rent. Check the current rent with the park office.
Sherwood parks sit close to Tigard and Tualatin parks, so buyers compare across city lines. Name your park and confirm its rent, because a Sherwood listing competes with nearby towns as much as with itself.
The Oregon Steps for Sherwood Sellers
A park home transfers as personal property. The ownership record is held by DCBS. It costs $55 in state fees. Before DCBS transfers, the county certifies on Form 2952 that taxes stand paid.
ORS 90.680 governs buyer approval. The buyer submits a written application to the park. A complete application must be accepted or rejected within 7 days, or 10 days if the pre-sale notice was missed. The buyer must wait for approval before moving in.
Rent can go up only once in 12 months, and only with 90 days of written notice. Get the current rent and any scheduled increase in writing, and share both with buyers.
Treat this section as general information, not legal advice. Verify the current statutes or consult an Oregon lawyer for your situation.
What Listing Costs in Sherwood
Go On MLS tiers build on each other. At $99 you get the MLS listing with up to 20 photos, through MyStateMLS to 135+ listing sites including Google. The $1,999 tier brings purchase-agreement help, DocuSign, and escrow coordination. The $6,999 full-service tier is limited to Portland metro area, and Sherwood is inside Portland metro, so full service is available here: signs, flyers, lockbox, buyer qualifying, and showings, with you signing at the end.
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Sherwood Checklist
- Confirm your park’s rent, rules, and buyer packet in writing in Washington County.
- Find the DCBS ownership document or request a replacement in Washington County.
- Ask the county about Form 2952 tax certification in Washington County.
- Photograph the home in daylight, inside and out in Washington County.
- Fix small defects before showings in Washington County.
- Set a floor price before negotiating in Washington County.
- Use written purchase agreements for every offer in Washington County.
- Clear liens and arrears before closing in Washington County.
- File the notice of sale within 30 days after closing in Washington County.
Sherwood Questions
Is full service really available in Sherwood?
Yes. The $6,999 full-service tier is limited to Portland metro area, and Sherwood is in Portland metro. Sellers here can choose it, unlike sellers outside the metro.
Does Sherwood growth raise my price?
Growth helps demand, but your price still follows the home's condition, the lot rent, and the park's rules. Price from your own park first.
Can the park reject a buyer for an old home?
No. Under ORS 90.680, age, size, style, materials, and pre-HUD-code construction cannot justify rejection or forced removal.
What paperwork matters most?
The DCBS ownership document, county tax certification on Form 2952, and the park's buyer approval. Those three decide whether closing happens on time.
Sources
- 2020 Census population for Sherwood, via Wikipedia List of cities in Oregon
- Directory results naming Smith Farms Estates at 17197 SW Smith Ave, Driftwood Mobile Park at 21305 SW Pacific Hwy, Carriage Park Estates at 925 S Sherwood Blvd, and Orland Villa on SE Orland St, all in Sherwood
- Oregon law references: ORS 90.680, ORS 90.600, the $55 DCBS transfer fee, and Form 2952
- Not verified: current lot rents for Sherwood parks — confirm with each park office