Living Room Property Management

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Andres Penso

Warning to renters: Living Room was recently voted “Best Real Estate Company,” but our experience was the exact opposite of what that title suggests. We were approved for a unit in North Portland, only to find it in shockingly poor condition compared to the bright, clean photos they used to advertise it. The unit had discoloration on the floors and baseboards, signs of water damage, foundation cracks, and areas that looked like possible mold growth — none of which were shown or disclosed. As someone with asthma and allergies, these issues were a serious health risk. Despite the urgency of the situation, the team was anything but responsive. We reached out to raise concerns, but received minimal communication and no timely resolution. It’s concerning that a company praised for maintenance and customer service would fail to even return a basic call in a time-sensitive matter. For a company carrying awards and glowing reviews, this experience felt misleading, careless, and unprofessional. Renters deserve honesty, safety, and prompt communication — not misrepresentation and silence when issues arise.

Micah Stolowitz

Living Room has been great for this newbie rental owner. They are expert at compliance with the complicated and onerous city, state and federal laws. Also, maintenance technician Tracy does outstanding work. Did a great job on recent replacement of stove exhaust hood.

AM

If I could give them 0 stars I would. Living room property management does not know what they are doing and the maintenance team is a joke. They caused more problems than fixes. If the "team" knows you are unhappy they avoid you or your tenants. Since changing property management companies we really see how terrible LRPM was. Money down the drain monthly, poor communication, shoddy work, no follow through, and no accountability.

Cody Hayduk

0 Stars. Worst most invasive over the top application process with no real human help. Robbing people for application fees and then no way of talking to anyone through the third party screening company that has no time to make sure things are checked properly. After a week of sending official documents over and over again was tacked on an extra $1000 for a security deposit with no way around it and no way of going back to the screening company after they made the decision. Third party for a third party to a third party. Thanks for the rip off and costing me $55 for a bull crap screening service in this economy. Glad im not renting with this company so many terrible "Management companys," in Portland just to move into a place that will never be fixed properly while taking as much as they can from you for a security deposit.