Property Management Companies in Columbia County, OR

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  SauCo Property Management - St Helens Branch

  🏅 15+ years in business

  1510 St Helens St B, St Helens, OR 97051

  5.0 (6 Google reviews)Recently reviewed

  SauCo Property Management's St. Helens branch is one of three offices, along with Hillsboro and Lake Oswego, for a company founded in 2011 that manages houses, condos, apartments and rural properties across the Portland metro area.

  In their words: “We currently serve the greater Portland Area with locations in Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, and St. Helens.”

  Review summary: Reviewers often describe helpful, prompt staff who answer questions and make listing or renting a home smooth.

  (503) 941-9024saucoproperties.com Google profile
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  The Redding Group

  58209 Columbia River Hwy, St Helens, OR 97051

  4.6 (10 Google reviews)

  The Redding Group is a property management company with an office in St Helens, Oregon, managing residential rental units for owners, including owners who live out of state.

  Review summary: Most reviewers, many of them owners, describe a professional, courteous team that answers calls and follows up promptly.

  (503) 369-5331trgproperties.com Google profile
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  River City & Rentals Northwest an Appointment Only Office

  51891 SW Old Portland Rd, Scappoose, OR 97056

  3.7 (31 Google reviews)

  River City & Rentals Northwest is an appointment-only property management office in Scappoose that handles leasing and rent collection for rentals in St. Helens, Scappoose, Columbia City, Warren and South Columbia County.

  In their words: “River City and Rentals Northwest strives to provide quality service and care to renters and property owners in South Columbia County.”

  (503) 543-4440therentalcenter.net Google profile
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Scappoose, St Helens, St. Helens

• What is the monthly management fee, and what does it include?Ask whether it is a share of rent collected or a flat amount, and what costs extra.
• Is there a fee to find a tenant (leasing or placement fee)?Also ask about lease renewal fees.
• Do you add a markup to maintenance and repair bills?Ask who does the work and whether you approve large repairs first.
• How long is the contract, and how do I end it?Look for the notice period and any cancellation fee.
• How do you screen tenants?Credit, income, rental history and background checks; ask how they follow fair housing rules.
• How will I see what is happening with my property?Owner portal, monthly statements, how fast they answer you.
• Who handles emergencies at night and on weekends?Ask for the process and typical response time.

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