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    J & L Moore Property Management

    J & L Moore Property Management

    (8 reviews)

    Great property management. Does repairs in a timely manner, easy to contact. Been renting for 4yrs…read morewith no issues!

    I had a genuinely terrible experience with this rental agency. They are dishonest shady and thrive…read moreon cutting corners and upcharging tenants for repairs they are legally required to make. This agency was slow to assist us with repair requests, and did not meet the statutory standards outlined by Oregon tenancy laws. As a homeowner I would never recommend this agency to potential renters or property owners. I can guarantee that any property "cared for" by this agency will be neglected, pushed off onto renters with defective repairs and shoddy upkeep. When renting from this agency I was required to repair (out of pocket) a wooden fence that had blown down during a storm because "it wasn't like that" when I first moved in. Give me a break. Low brow and low quality, this company cares only about their ability to maximize their revenue and minimize their liability to both homeowners and renters. The value of their "services" cannot be undersold. They kept half of my security deposit ($2,300) and told me it was because they "replaced a burned out light bulb" and two air-filters and filled some standard nail holes on the walls. My rental ONLY had ONE air filter and I replaced it the week I moved out. My rental was spotless when I moved out, and I had multiple people working to clean the home before I vacated, J & L Moore still charged a $400.00 cleaning fee. I implore you dear reader, do not stoop to rely on a business with such weak moral character, there are surely more reputable and upstanding local agencies to go through.

    Integrity Property Management

    Integrity Property Management

    (4 reviews)

    Integrity is not something that this property management company has. In fact, they have anything…read morebut integrity. In the less than one year I have rented through this company, they have violated a minimum of six Oregon Revised Statutes (ORS) and unlawfully accused me of violating ORS 90.325 by classifying accidental damages as being intentionally negligent. Potentially violated statutes include: 1.) ORS 90.300 - Security deposits and actual damages. This statute requires - Charges reflect actual damages, not speculative or inflated amounts, charges be supported by documentation of real costs and that tenants are not charged for betterment or improvement beyond the pre-loss condition. The landlord must provide an accounting showing what was actually incurred. How did IPM potentially violate the statute: Charging for removal and disposal of glass that were not performed, charging replacement cost without proof of pre-loss value, treating an invoice as conclusive proof instead of evidence and refusing to correct or re-account once errors were raised. 2.) ORS 90.130 - Duty of good faith. How did IPM potentially violate: Billing for services not rendered, refusing to provide itemization or valuation, using eviction pressure to enforce disputed charges, claiming "nothing further is required" instead of correcting known defects and relying on legal authority as a shield instead of addressing factual errors. 3.) ORS 90.315 and ORS 90.302 - Improper fees and charges. How did IPM potentially violate: Applying late fees to disputed charges, treating damage claims like rent, imposing penalties while insurance resolution was ongoing, and using fees and eviction proceedings to coerce payment rather than reflect actual contractual costs. Late fees are not permitted on charges that are not rent and not legally fixed. 4.) ORS 90.325 - Misapplication of tenant duties. How did IPM potentially violate: Treating an accidental incident as a statutory "violation", treating nonpayment of disputed charges as misconduct and using ORS 90.325 to justify eviction where no misconduct exists. They are not violating ORS 90.325 themselves, but they are misusing it as legal authority. That misuse itself contributes to: bad faith (ORS 90.130), and retaliation (ORS 90.385). 5.) ORS 90.385 - Retaliation. It prohibits termination or threats of termination because a tenant: asserted rights, requested accounting, disputed unlawful charges. How IPM potentially violate: Potential violations: Termination notice issued the business day following the day I: disputed charges, requested valuation, demanded lawful accounting. and the use of eviction to punish legal resistance. 6.) ORS 90.375 - Unlawful eviction procedures. This statute governs remedies when landlords: attempt unlawful eviction, misuse termination authority, engage in coercive conduct. Using a termination notice to enforce disputed billing falls into this category. They don't understand the law and use intimidation and bullying to force tenants to comply, including attempted coercion to pay for services not rendered.

    Any issue we ever had was quickly responded to and taken care of promptly. I was able to at least…read morecommunicate my issues at any time and know I would soon have a shoulder to lean on. Such a great group of people that do their jobs so well, thank you Integrity Property Management!!

    Patrick Iler Real Estate - realestateagents - Updated July 2026

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