I was an add /delete on a lease that had been month to month for something like 2 years. I was…read morenever told that. .. I was told they were working on a new computer system by Tamara Lowden who works for CC and was one of my housemates and that the current lease ended in August I never received a copy of the lease. When I asked about it I was told everything was OK. We were getting a new lease. Total lie!! It gets better. These are some of the stupidest people ive ever come across. Tamara is a bonafied criminal. Prison time and she does maintenance. ​e

I just wanted to take a moment to highlight Meahgan L for her excellent communication throughout my…read moremove-out process. She was always responsive, clear, and kind which made a stressful transition a lot easier especially when I was sick and with walk-through tours that worked with my schedule due to my teen being home. I really appreciated how she stayed on top of everything and kept me informed every step of the way. I also want to mention the front desk receptionist she was incredibly kind and helpful whenever I stopped by or called with questions. It's always nice to be greeted with warmth and patience, especially during a busy time. I'll be adding another review once Bell completes the final move-out inspection but I wanted to take a moment now to highlight the positive experience I've had with Meahgan L and the front office team. Thank you both for making a difference!

Wow! What a great company to work with! In 7 years Charlie Hansen has never failed us. We've gone…read morefrom an apartment to a good house to a great house with her expert guidance. Now we must move again, only because owners need to sell. We have no fear that Charlie will once again find the right, perfect place for us. R & R is caring, expeditious on repairs, have an online portal for payments, and I won't use anyone else!

R & R properties has been such a pleasure to rent from. Their property manager Charlie and her…read moreassistant Ricky are so very friendly, completely professional, and so prompt and attentive if there is a problem at my home. This company is in a class of their own! Absolute best experience I have EVER had a a renter!! Highly recommended!!!

Terrible company. I was in a domestic violence situation which I made clear to them, and they still…read morekept my security deposit even though I A) Left the house spotless with no damages B) It is ILLEGAL to take a security deposit in this situation. There is a reason they only accept a money order or cash for the security deposit. Thieves. I will be taking legal action. Jim Straub - I will keep coming after what is due and what is right not only for me, but for all the other people you screwed over. This company messed with a tenant so bad she ended up going back to school to become a lawyer to protect people from crooks like you. Karma is real and it is coming.

I have never actually rented property from this property management although I have applied a few…read moretimes. Their reception is very nice, but I not had an ongoing landlord/rental relationship.

We had a great experience with Northwoods PM. Communication was clear and timely, and the staff was…read morevery responsive to any questions. Highly recommend them.

I'm a property owner and have had a good experience with Northwoods. Quick responses to my emails…read moreand texts. There are a lot of property managers out there to choose from and I personally feel like I found a good one!

We've been renting with Sage for about 4 years, but alas, the time has come for us to move on. My…read morehusband and I have rented through a few different agencies in the Eugene and Roseburg area and this company is by far the best we've ever worked with. Maintanance issues are always taken care of in a timely manner and they make sure the property is safe and beautiful year around. Our apartment with them is probably the best we've ever had as well, it was clean and in good working order when we moved in and I've watched work crews clean and repaint whenever a tenant moves out. I wish they had properties where we are going!

Nice apartment, good environment and landscaping at location. Hands-off management with good…read moreservice and timely communication. Good price for what the apartments offer, although this out-of-stater is not used to so many charges at move-in and move-out. Welcome to the west coast, I suppose. :)

I have rented from Chinook for 6 years now. My maintenance request are always completed ASAP, the…read morestaff are always kind to us. Thank you Chinook

UNINHABITABLE HEAT ISSUE IN THIS HOME & NOT BEING INFORMED BEFORE MOVE IN DURING A PANDEMIC: This…read moreis about much more than there just being no AC, this is about my entire experience with this company, this move, and this house: It should have been pointed out there was no AC; as most people expect AC. This is absolutely no shade on a home that gets full sun all day long(from both sides of the home), with no film on the windows or even updated windows that help with the Intense heat this home gets daily. (And not being told about any of this). This is also no ceiling fans, no way to get a cross breeze in a home that holds heat and doesn't cool off overnight. Forcing me to open windows and doors, which equals bugs because the slider screen door is so old and the front door has no screen(no big deal? it involves wasps - which I am allergic to). (And not being told about any of this). Casement window units: start at $500+ and we would need a minimum of 2 units plus a swamp cooler for other rooms(minimum cost $1500 with accessories*), they require a safety bracket* to be installed and anchor screws(damage to the home, not allowed per my lease) so obviously, this is not an option, - Why does your team keep suggesting it? This is nearly $800.00($784.00 total) to get a portable AC unit, a large capacity swamp cooler for the master bedroom and bath, static blackout film for the giant windows in the master and living, a hurricane box fan, an individual swamp cooler for the 2nd bedroom and a table cyclone fan. This is an owner who won't even split the costs of a mini-split and ceiling fans or even just ceiling fans - not even won't split the cost but I cannot even put ceiling fans in at all!!??!! Even if I pay for them??!!!(And not being told about any of this). Besides the Heat issue: The home was not clean when we moved in the dryer had the wrong kind of plug installed. The yard was described as basically no maintenance, we pull weeds every single weekend. There is a fence falling down into our yard The house is not safe, there is no deadbolt, the handle lock on our front door is essentially a joke All the windows are easily accessed/broken into I moved here to pay less rent (should be able to save up right? wrong!). I was most importantly expecting lower utilities because I came from a huge 3 bedroom 2 bath vaulted 2-story 70's townhouse - the bills are actually the same or more! I understand, the person who owns this home has had it for over 30 years, so it's not like they don't know about all of the issues. What it feels like is your company and the owner make more money having a revolving door of people going through this house because of the Eugene market, either they are stuck like me or they get out asap. Needless to say, the entire experience soured me on your company and this home. Most of all, it feels like your representatives should have been REQUIRED to tell me, "this house is a sweatbox getting and staying at close to 100 degrees when it's only 85 degrees outside and you may not have ceiling fans or air conditioning. In fact, if you want the home to be habitable, you will have to shell out nearly $800." This doesn't feel okay to do to me, it makes my stomach churn actually. After much back and forth with this property management company, I was surprised to get a phone call from the owner, however this quickly went sour, as he didn'tt read the emails exchanged and was not informed as to much of what had already transpired. He preferred to condescend to me and had no solutions, though he was supposedly calling for a solution oriented conversation. There was no sympathy, no cooperation, not even a hint of it. He also acted like it was my fault. As the team responsible for the home and renters' happiness it seems your team feels it's okay to essentially trick people into solving this expensive issue themselves at their own expense without at least having the courtesy to inform them first.

I highly recommend Oregon Empire Real Estate & Property Management I have rental units that are…read moreprofessionally managed through Oregon Empire here in beautiful Veneta Oregon and couldn't ask for a more professional organization. Stacy and her team has been a pleasure to work with and really does a fantastic job of managing my rentals plus they are always available for the client and never too busy to respond I truly couldn't ask for a better organization if you have any Real Estate needs please contact Oregon Empire in Veneta Oregon. One last note Stacy and her team are highly committed to the area and frequently host fund raisers for various civic events.

From the owner: The brightest minds of the real estate world and solution-driven attitude distinguish us in the…read morecompetitiveness on the market. Customer-centered services we offer are unparalleled and pair with astonishing performances. Led by knowledgeable and experienced agents, our team serves you with accuracy and refinement, providing the most suitable resolutions. We make sure our clients are satisfied from the beginning of house-hunting to the rest of their lives, living in the places we helped them find.

I have had great communications and dealings with Jennings over the 7 years I have been renting a…read morehouse with them. Their maintenance staff is excellent and always responsive to my repair needs (which are few to be honest) and friendly. They are occasionally delayed in responding to other needs for the house I live in but I suspect it is the owners delay and not a Jennings issue. Amy and Raquel are great to work with. I appreciate their work. I was a homeowner for many years, so I was unfamiliar with rental management companies so I was skeptical. I am glad I was fortunate enough to find a place so easy to work with. Keep up the great services Jennings!

Be wary! The advertised move in date was moved as they didn't have carpet installed. Their walk…read morethrough had 2 pages of issues and I added 2 more pages...and the work they said would be done before moved in was not. They wanted to come do all this after I moved in- nope. First thoughts was previous renters-lack of time...but it had been empty (as a seen by utility Bill) several months prior. Deposit refund was not received within timing of Oregon tenancy law and their excuse...check was in the mail. It was mailed on 30th day so no way it would be in hand by day 31 as law states. they also said they required professional sanitation before new tenants - no way as there were mouse turds, spider webs and dirt in the shower at my move in.

I have nothing but positive things to say about this company. They bought the unit after the…read moreprevious owner passed and the new owners we're very gracious with allowances and accommodations. They fixed up the property yet didn't give me a tremendous rent increase. The owners and property managers are kind and respectful, maintenance is timely and respectful ; I won't be moving until I can buy myself! I've rented for many years and I have yet to have such an awesome property management company.

"Tenants (and more so, property owners looking for a manager) beware!"…read more 6/24/12: How very interesting, Heather Hannah replied to one review below and ignored this. Check out the filtered reviews. All one-star. I'm not surprised. ----- I had recently moved out of a house I owned for five years and needed temporary housing. I rented a very nice vacation house, 35810 Camp Creek Rd. just up the McKenzie from town. I rented for two months - April and May, 2011. It wasn't cheap, nor should it have been as it was a gorgeous place and mostly furnished. It was a 3 bedroom house, though I only used the bottom floor and master bath as it was just me staying in the house. The good: The house I rented was very nice. Great setting and reasonably close to town. They were happy to take my application and money. The bad: They kept taking my money... well more than offered and agreed upon. Upon move-out, I was hit with several hundred dollars in additional charges - none of which appear to be legitimate. Upon receiving my rather paltry deposit refund (three weeks after move-out with no other communications), I asked the proprietor, Heather Hannah, for additional detail, and she sent me invoices from her staff which were... well... to put it kindly... bogus. One of the invoices included 6.5 hours of 'cleaning' and $100+ in charges. Had I left the house in shoddy shape, I could see how this would be justified. However, all of the items detailed in the invoice (vacuuming, mopping, etc) had been done by me not more than 24 hours prior, to a condition which was as good or better than when I had moved in. I took special care to return the house in good shape as the original offer to rent had been extended to me by the house's owners and I felt that I owed them the duty of returning the place to them in excellent condition. Several of the external maintenance items described in the 'cleaning' invoice including sweeping / blowing decks had been done the day prior to move-out by none other than PNPM's *own* landscape crew. Ms. Hannah did not address this in her email containing the invoice and I question whether she had looked at it at all. Another invoice was for 'carpet cleaning'. Perhaps the staff from PNPM failed to realize that 'damp carpets all through the house' might be evidence that the carpets had been cleaned just hours prior to move-out? Many rational people (or property managers who had taken care to, you know, do an actual post-occupancy walk-through) might take this as an indication that the carpets did not need to be cleaned again. Seeing a pattern here? This was a tidy $80 charge. Note that their rental agreements do not include a dedicated carpet fee line item as required under Oregon law if this, as Heather put it, is going to be "automatically done upon move-out". Finally, they had the gumption to charge $170+ for a 'bathroom drain cleaning' in a bathroom which was not used during my entire stay (as it was the guest bathroom - I literally opened the door once when I moved in, and once when I left to make sure I hadn't left anything). The cleaning person (apparently the same one who took 6.5 hours to meticulously re-clean all the items above) claimed the bathtub was clogged and was 'draining slowly'. Hey, I might have been okay with this if I had a.) used the bathtub at all, and/or/even possibly through some sort of confusing space-time transport phenomena, b.) had hair long enough to clog a bathtub to start with. Much less over the course of two months. But... none of these things were the case, and they attempted to stick me with a $170+ charge which has absolutely nothing to do with my tenancy. To top it off, Ms. Hannah and PNPM have not responded to any emails or messages other than the initial sending of the invoices. The only one who has been courteous enough to respond is the actual owner of the property. However, I don't feel like it's his direct fault that his property manager is treating a very nice property (and those who rent it) like some run-down tenement in the core of Springtucky where you gouge tenants for whatever, just because you can. I suppose I should have been skeptical when most of their other properties fit that sort of description. If you had forked over $2600+ for a nice vacation rental... well, I think you too would be extremely disappointed and more than a little pissed off on being charged an additional several hundred dollars weeks after the fact due to an incompetent property manager. If I were the owner, I'd be pissed too. I loved the house, and was strongly considering renting it next spring for four or five months. Guess that's $6000+ in rental income they won't be getting. It's not all bad, though. Heather Hannah / Preferred NW Property Management are treading on some new ground - the first business in Eugene/Springfield where I really feel that Yelp! should allow reviewers to give out negative stars. Congrats!