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Vanessa was born and raised in Portland, and she has always enjoyed exploring her hometown. From the art galleries to the cafés and restaurants – she has been to them all. Yet, it wasn’t until she graduated from St. Mary’s Academy that she discovered her true passion. At the age of 18, Vanessa was introduced to property management and has since developed her career within the industry.

Just like her exploration of Portland, she has ventured through many aspects of property management and real estate, but she’s found her favorite role to be in accounting/office administration. In 2017 she became the Office Administrator for The Garcia Group, then in 2021 she was promoted to Operations, and we are extremely fortunate to have her.

Vanessa focuses on the company financials and record-keeping. She approaches and resolves the many and diverse accounting concerns as they arise. Her excellent customer service skills and keen eye for detail makes her a valuable player on our team. With her commitment to personal development, she helps us to succeed in managing properties throughout the Portland Metropolitan and surrounding areas. Her focus on the numbers and commitment to the overall professionalism of The Garcia Group plays a significant part in creating an excellent experience for both owners and tenants.

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Karla has over 20 years of experience in both the accounting and construction industries. Her extensive knowledge is equaled only by her attention to detail and a “forensic approach” to getting to the bottom of things. Property Management is complex, with multiple layers. Managing workflow, triaging emergencies, keeping detailed records and customer service is a daily balancing act.

“Tenants can be upset at times when they call us. Owners can occasionally get frustrated. I find it rewarding to be the calm in the center of their storm. My husband is in construction, and I worked with him for many years, so I know many of the service vendors well and trust them to provide an accurate evaluation of the cost and timeline.”

Karla’s keen sense of focus and her priority for documenting details are the key to her success and are among her many experienced traits that she generously shares with the entire staff.

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REALTOR ®, Principal Broker ORL: 20121192

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Amber comes from a family of contractors and has been closely involved with many projects over the years that have allowed her to collect a wealth of knowledge which she has applied to her role as a successful REALTOR. From those charming turn-of-the- century remodels to the ins and outs of new construction, she has a wealth of property experience, and she is eager to share it with clients. She is an excellent communicator; she is fluent in Spanish, with a Linguistics Degree from the University of Oregon.

“I’m very fortunate to have found a career that combines some of my favorite things: people and properties. Being a licensed Real Estate Broker allows me to meet new and exciting people each day. Whether I’m guiding owners through the complex matrix of hiring a professional management company or helping a first-time buyer understand the maze of negotiations, inspections, and escrows – I help them make their real estate goals a reality!

“Communication is everything. I see my role as helping individuals navigate important housing issues in a positive and pro-active manner and to look for ways to make the outcome a great experience.”

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Lindsey Pykonen has lived in the Portland-Metro area since 1998. Originally from Southern Oregon, Lindsey moved up to Portland to be closer to family. Lindsey is married and a mother of two. She enjoys watching both of her children compete with their hip hop dance team, camping and spending time with her family and friends.

Lindsey began working in the Property Management industry in 2004 where she was a leasing agent at a 608 unit apartment community. From there she went on to manage her own property in North Portland. She then began to specialize in affordable housing. In 2015 Lindsey received her CPM designation while she was working at a project base section 8 community. Lindsey made the change to private rentals in 2016 and has enjoyed all that it brings.

“I enjoy being there for both the tenants and the owners. When an emergency arises, we are typically the first to be called. I find that being able to talk someone through the drama and help them fix the problem is rewarding. As a Portfolio Manager, I never know what the day may bring – but I enjoy knowing that everyday will be different. I believe that you have to do what you love, and love what you do!”

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Caitlin Grace is a native Portlandian. She loves everything about this city form all the unique restaurants, cafes, to all the different trails to explore. She is a mother of two wonderful children and they stay very busy on their off time with a large variety of activities, such as soccer, parkour, swimming, girl scouts, and much more.

Caitlin has been involved in property management since 2016 and is committed and enthusiastic. In her role of Assistant Property Manager, she helps the entire staff with her time from conducting unit inspections and showing vacant properties, installing lock-boxes and taking photographs, to file management and billing issues – all while simultaneously covering frequent “hot topics” assigned by the Portfolio Managers. “The best part about this type of career is, every day is a new day. You never know what you’re going to be walking into, and I love it!”

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Liz Rockwood is a licensed Oregon Real Estate Broker and has managed a large portfolio of properties for The Garcia Group since 2015. She has been our Senior Property Manager since 2020.

Liz has a deep background in social services, and she is an excellent communicator – always maintaining a calm voice, no matter what the situation. She is also trained in a multitude of software systems and procedures and her familiarity and knowledge of our vendors helps her get the job done, whatever it is, in a timely manner. When issues arise that need extra attention, Liz is the competent go-to person and a valuable asset to The Garcia Group staff.

Charles Sherwood comes to the Garcia Group from years with established Portland yard-care firm, Island Landscape. His dedication to hard work and customer service has seen him throughout many changes in his life – from Boston to Florida to California- working at campgrounds and recreation parks as a maintenance helper. Then “I got smart and moved to Portland!” he admits.

His main daily responsibility is yard maintenance for residential properties, including mowing, pruning, and general cleanup. In his spare time, Charles can be found dreaming about restoring another classic muscle car from the ’60s or landscaping his own property. His wife, Michele, and super-dog, Schroeder, keep him busy as well.

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Megan is a licensed Oregon Real Estate Broker and works primarily as a Buyer’s Broker with Garcia Group Real Estate Service. She also works uniquely as our Tenant Placement Specialist; a fee-based service facilitating prospective tenants who want assistance to search vacancies throughout the market. She coordinates with other management firms and landlords to line up potential vacancies and schedules the viewings.
“I place a great deal of importance on helping people find their next home. As a member of the Garcia Group team, I strive to keep vacancy rates low for our owners as well as provide prompt and informational service to potential renters. Meeting new people all over the city every day is a wonderful way to make a living.”

She moved to Portland in 2015 from Eugene where she studied advertising and multimedia at the University of Oregon. Outside of the office, her hobbies include exploring the many activities that Portland has to offer, traveling around the Pacific North West, and hiking with her dog.

(503) 823-7770 City of Portland Water Bureau
1120 SW Firth Ave Rm 600, Portland, OR, 97204
(503) 526-2257 City of Beaverton Water and Sewer
4755 SW Griffith Dr Beaverton, OR 97076
(503) 206-8107 Tualatin Valley Water District
1850 SW 170thAve Beaverton, OR 97006
(503) 292-4894 Raleigh Water District
Portland, OR, 97086
(503) 292-2777 West Slope Water District
3105 SW 89th Ave, Portland, OR, 97225
(503) 654-7765 Oak Lodge Water District
14496 SE River Rd, Portland, OR, 97267
(503) 222-7645 East Multnomah Soil & Water Conservation District
5211 N Williams Ave, Portland, OR, 97217
(503) 742-4567 Clackamas County
150 Beavercreek Road #430, Oregon City, OR 97045
(503)-557-2771 Gladstone City Water and Sewer
18505 Portland Ave, Gladstone, OR 97027
(503) 636-1617 Lake Grove Water District
16552 Boones Ferry Rd, Lake Oswego, OR, 97035
(503) 635-0265 Lake Oswego Water Service
380 A Ave, Lake Oswego, OR 97034
(503) 639-5096 Palatine Water District
15800 Upper Boones Ferry Rd Uppr Boons, Lake Oswego, OR, 97035
(503) 635-6041 Rivergrove Water District
17661 Pilkington Rd, Lake Oswego, OR 97035
(503) 718-2469 Tigard Water District
PO Box 230281 Portland, OR 97281
(503) 656-4261 West Linn Water Service
22500 Salamo Rd, West Linn, OR 97068
(503)682-1011 Wilsonville Water District
29799 SW Town Center Lp, Wilsonville, OR 97070
(503)201-4341 Pleasant Home Water District
P.O. Box 870 Gresham, Oregon 97030
(503) 663-3059 Lusted Water District
Gresham, OR, 97080
(503) 663-4594 Boring Water District No 24
Po Box 66, Boring, OR, 97009
(503) 829-9787 Mulino Water District
PO Box 867, Mulino, OR, 97042
(503) 285-2973 Burlington Water District
Saint Helens, OR, 97231

Electric and Power

Portland General Electric (PGE)
Address: 121 SW Salmon Street, Portland, OR, 97204-2980.
Telephone: (503) 228-6322 or 1 (800) 542-8818
PacificCorp (Pacific Power in Oregon)
Address: 825 NE Multnomah, Portland, OR 97232
Telephone: 1-(888) 221-7070

Garbage and Recycling

Portland Office of Sustainable Development
Address: 600 NE Grand Ave., Portland, OR 97232-2736
Telephone: Recycling and solid waste hotline: (503) 823-7202
List of Permitted Garbage and Recycling Companies

Gas and Heating Oil

Northwest Natural Gas
Address: 220 NW 2nd Avenue, Portland, OR 97209-3943.
Telephone: 1-(800) 422-4012 or (503) 226-4211
Home Heating Oil Prices
List of Local Heating Oil Companies and Prices

TV, Internet and Phone Service

Comcast
Call Vinney at (503) 969-2655
QWEST
Call 1-(800) 244-1111
Verizon
Call 1-(800) 483-4100

As business partners, Ron and Belinda Garcia are a complimentary blend of expertise and cordiality. Their success is founded on a mutual commitment to excellence, hard work and an unfailing respect for each other’s strengths. A true partnership, The Garcia’s warmth and sense of family extends to their staff, their clients and their tenants. Inspired by their leadership, The Garcia Group team is extraordinarily dedicated to providing exemplary service and care to every client and tenant.

Ron takes the lead in property management and front office operations, while Belinda manages the complex accounting systems. They guide the helm equally. Between them, any question raised by a client or tenant can be addressed within minutes. They empower their team of Portfolio Managers and Administrative Coordinators to act in the best overall interests of their clients. It is this critical attention to detail and dedication to responsiveness that has earned The Garcia Group its stellar reputation.

NW NATURAL GAS – 800-422-4012
COMCAST – 888-824-8264

VANCOUVER

WATER/SEWER 360-487-7899
ELECTRICITY 360-992-3000
GARBAGE – EAST VANCOUVER – 360-892-5370
GARBAGE – WEST VANCOUVER – 360-737-2425
PHONE – 800-244-1111

HAZEL DELL

WATER/SEWER 360-750-5876
ELECTRICITY 360-992-3000
GARBAGE 360-892-5370
PHONE 800-244-1111

BATTLEGROUND

WATER 360-992-3000
SEWER 360-687-4971
RECYCLING 360-737-2425
ELECRICITY 360-992-3000
GARBAGE 360-892-5370
PHONE 800-244-1111

CAMAS

WATER/SEWER 360-834-2462
GARBAGE 360-834-2462
ELECTRICITY 360-992-3000
PHONE 800-483-4100

WASHOUGAL

WATER/SEWER 360-835-8504
ELECTRICITY 360-992-3000
GARBAGE 360-892-5370
PHONE 800-244-1111

RIDGEFIELD

WATER/SEWER 360-887-3557
ELECTRICITY 360-887-8251
GARBAGE 360-892-5370
PHONE 800-244-1111

AMBOY/LaCENTER

WATER/SEWER 360-696-8152
ELECTRICITY 360-263-2782
GARBAGE 360-892-5370
PHONE 800-244-1111
PHONE 360-263-2191

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Josh has over 20+ years experience in the building industry, including seven years as a small business owner/ general contractor. He is versed in all phases of remodel and additions, and is known for his creative abilities and resourcefulness in solving problems and finding solutions.

Josh is a father of 5. He is motorcycle enthusiast of both street and dirt bikes. In every way, he is a Dad first. For the Garcia Group Maintenance team, he is an awesome second!

Q: What are the policies for paying rent?

A:

Rent is due on the 1st of the month. It is late if it’s not post marked by the 5th of the month.
Rents should be sent by US Mail to P.O. BOX 668 WEST LINN, OR 97068.
We do not accept hand delivered rents unless you have a pre-arranged appointment.
Make checks payable to: The GARCIA Group.
Rent may be paid by personal check, cashier’s check or money order.
Rent may be paid on-line through our website. This service is revoked if the funds are returned as non-sufficient.
We can accept credit or debit cards with an additional processing fee through our website.
We do not accept cash or post-dated checks.
We do not accept rent checks from anyone not on the lease.
If your rent is late and paid after the 8th of the month, we require a cashier’s check or money order for your rent payment.
You may include your late fee in this check, or pay the late fee with a separate personal check.
If rent payment is returned as NSF and payment is not made by the 5th of the month, a late fee will be levied.
Security Deposits must be made by separate checks and are not accepted on-line.

Q: How are property condition reports done and how often do you inspect the unit?

A: Inspections are generally scheduled within 60 – 90 days after a tenant moves in, and normally once per year for our residents. We use an on-line app within our data base to conduct routine inspections, which takes traditional pen and paper inspections and makes them digital. This make the process more professional and more transparent. Transparency and trust are the key for all relationships. All of the data is backed up, so it’s secure and easily accessible at all times. Photos tell the story and everyone can actually see that a “clean” house is actually a clean house. Everything that is needed to know or remember about the property remains at our fingertips.

Q: How do you handle maintenance and repair requests?

A:

The Garcia Group has contracted a professional repair call center to quickly and efficiently handle all of our emergency calls 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. They can be reached by calling our office and choosing extension 9.
For normal maintenance and repair request, Tenants should use the On-Line Maintenance Request link in order to submit a work order, which will be delivered directly to our Tenant Coordinator for processing,. Tenants may also call our office and press Ext 9 to go to our intake service, in order to have the work order submitted.
WE UNDERSTAND THAT MANY REQUESTS ARE MADE IN THE EVENINGS AND ON WEEKENDS. We will acknowledge your request in a timely manner as best as we can, however we will make a distinction between “emergency” and “non-emergency” issues when dispatching technicians.
Tenants only need to make 1 request at a time, as multiple attempts to contact us do not make us respond any faster.
Please keep in mind that, prior to authorizing a repair, we must first receive owner approval and have their funds available for that property in order to do the work. Our goal is to limit the inconvenience to the tenant without violating our service contract with the Owner, or overstepping the boundaries imposed by law.
No one likes being inconvenienced with a broken system, whether it is a running toilet, a broken oven or a heater on the fritz. Our role is not to frustrate the situation any further. Our aim is to address each request with the importance it deserves. We are proud to say that most of our tenants reciprocate with genuine understanding and respect for us, as well. We want to continue to foster the best relationships possible.
We want to emphasize that our goal is to do everything we can to get the problem remedied and then if necessary, subsequently sort out the responsibility that caused it. In other words, if a drain is plugged, let’s first get it working. Later, if we determined that a tennis ball had been shoved into it, we might need to charge the tenant, because of inappropriate use. However, if the drain was clogged due to old plumbing, we would not be compelled to try and charge for the call. Fairness is simply good business.

We enjoy working with our tenants and in striving to provide them with a quality housing experience.

Q: Is it possible to add or remove a tenant from the rental agreement?

A:

If the rental agreement is a month to month agreement, it is possible to add or remove tenants with proper screening and notice, and there is an office admin expense of $250 for documenting tenancy changes

Anyone moving out must be removed from the contract by providing a 30 day notice, however if the remaining tenants no longer qualify for the dwelling they will be given a notice to vacate.
Anyone who is moving in must be approved per the same application process above, and may not take possession until they have been approved and signed the rental documents
If their application is denied, they cannot move in.
If their application is approved conditional to a larger deposit, those sums must be received at the time of signing the rental documents.

An Add / Remove Tenant form is available from our office.
No partial deposit is refunded when any applicant moves out or terminates. The full deposit remains with the tenancy and is distributed when the unit is vacated.
It is important to note that when the rental agreement is a lease, the lease is conditioned on the persons who have signed the contract and any change to that could be considered a breach of contract. If a party moves out, they do not have their obligations terminated or any portion of the deposit refunded.

Q: What is the termination and Move Out process?

A:

Eventually, tenants will move, and we want them to be prepared when this is necessary.
We require our tenants to give a 30 day notice prior to moving.

We can provide the 30 day notice to vacate form upon request.
The notice must be signed by all tenants living at the home and can be e-mailed, return mail to our office or faxed to: 503-433-1954.
The 30 days begins on the day we receive the notice in our office.

If the termination occurs prior to the end of the lease, a fee equal to 1 ½ month’s rent is due and payable.

Payment must be made prior to the day of vacating in order to avoid the charge being considered a delinquency and subject to the security deposit reconciliation.

It is the responsibility of the tenant to deliver all keys to our office.

Please place them in an envelope and make sure to identify the rental property address.
Garage door remotes and mail box keys may be left in a kitchen drawer.

No, we do not conduct a move out walk through with the tenant. Once the property is vacated, we will do our final inspection.
The Final Accounting will be mailed to the tenant within the time prescribed by law (Oregon = 30 days, WA = 15 days).

It is important that we have the correct forwarding address.
Refund checks for the Security Deposit will be made payable to all of the tenants on the rental agreement, unless a fully signed letter authorizing us differently is received in our office.

When vacating the Property:

Do not turn off utilities! Just remove your name from the account. Please let us know if the utility company needs any additional information from our office.
Leave the heat set at 55 degrees if vacating in the months of October through March.
Please leave the property as clean as you found it.
The carpets will be professionally cleaned per the rental agreement (and will be deducted from the security deposit).
If responsible for yard care, please return the yard to “move-in” condition.

Remember to stop any newspaper or periodical service to the property address.
If you were approved to install a satellite dish during your tenancy, please remove the dish from the property and take it with you.
We will be marketing the home to re-rent prior to the vacancy and will provide proper notice when we have appointments to show it.

Q: Will The Garcia Group review a deposit refund dispute?

A: Internal Review Panel (IRP) for Final Accounting for Tenant Security Deposit Refunds As addressed on ORS 90.300, a Final Accounting of the Tenants’ Security Deposit must be mailed out “within 31 days after tenancy terminates and the Tenant delivers possession.” Security Deposits are refundable except for “only the amount reasonably necessary: (A)To remedy the Tenant’s defaults in the performance of the rental agreement including, but not limited to, unpaid rent; and (B)To repair damages to the premises caused by the Tenant, not including ordinary wear and tear.”

It is important to know that there are no incentives for anyone on staff at The Garcia Group to over-charge or under-charge any amounts retained for Tenant Security Deposit refunds.

The Garcia Group does not collect interest on Security Deposits in the bank. By law, any amount not refunded to a Tenant is paid back to the Owner’s account (not kept by the company). We do not profit whatsoever by the amount of money either returned to the Tenant or forfeited to the Owner.

At The Garcia Group, we work diligently to insure that the Final Accounting for Tenant Security Deposits is timely and accurate:

We abide by all current statutes in both state and local Tenant/landlord law when making our assessment towards how much money (if any) the Tenant is responsible for.
We do our best to document the property’s condition at the move-in and we allow Tenants to provide additional documentation to note anything they may discover when taking possession.

Unfortunately, there are times when a Tenant feels they have been over-charged on their Final Accounting. There are also times when Owners feel they have been under-charged for losses incurred.

For this reason, we have established our Internal Review Panel (IRP) whose primary mission is to provide a fair and objective outlet to help resolve Client/Tenant disputes. Although it has no legal authority, the process receives overall approval for its outcomes. The function is not to negotiate settlements on all claims – but to review issues and/or complaints in order to weigh their merit and offer the best suggested course of action, which may (or may not) include a recommended settlement.

The process is: 1. A claim is submitted on-line in the space provided. 2. It is assigned to a panel within our company to review within 5 business days. 3. A suggested resolution is submitted to the manager for approval. 4. A decision is rendered and subsequently communicated to the parties within 48 hours later. 5. If an additional settlement is recommended a check is sent out within 7 days. 6. If no further action is called for, the matter is considered closed.

If you would like to submit an issue, please use this space to initiate your confidential request:

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Asset Manager

Realtor, Principal Broker ORL: 200208130,

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Dee was born in India, emigrating to the US at age 2 to be raised in a small college town in central Pennsylvania and attended the east coast version of PSU (the Pennsylvania State University). She arrived in Portland in 1998 for a short detour on the way to San Francisco. What was meant to be a short professional time-out, turned into deep affinity for the people, places and mindset of the Pacific Northwest. One husband, 2 children and a few dogs later, Dee enjoys finding ways to be integral and of service to her community of friends, business associates and clients.

A scientist by education and training, her transition to the world of business was in pursuit of more creative outlets. With 17 years of experience as a landlord and as a real estate broker helping investors identify and acquire the right properties, she has extensive personal experience with the many factors that go into making and sustaining a good real estate investment. Dee truly understands how to be an invaluable resource to any type of investor from a single property landlord to a multi-property portfolio.

“It is literally my dream job to get to apply my breadth of real estate and investment experience to support a group of individuals as dedicated, talented and conscientious as the Garcia Group.”

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Colton grew up in Lake Oswego, Oregon and attended Lakeridge high school. After getting his Advanced Associates degree he worked at various jobs to learn and pursue what he was interested in. He soon found his passion for real estate. After starting at The Garcia Group as a receptionist, he quickly worked his way up in company assignments, in large part due to his outgoing personality and eagerness to serve others. Colton is now the Assistant Property Manager supporting the Portfolio Managers and he is responsible for the scheduling the showings of all of the available rentals.

REALTOR ®, ORL: 201241242

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Anna is known for her good cheer – even after many years of experience in the ever-trying property management field. Originating from Northern California, Anna made her way to the greener pastures of Portland, Oregon during the pandemic of 2020. In a year most people would rather forget, Anna’s self-starting attitude won her a place in The Garcia Group family.

Earning her Residential Broker’s license one year later, in 2021, she is enthusiastically poised and ready to serve our tenants. landlords and house-hunters with her competent professionalism.
Being a Community Manager, Anna focuses on the day-to-day challenge of maintaining a safe, fair and positive living environment for a diverse population of residents.

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Marika has called Portland home for over a decade and wouldn’t have it any other way. She was born and raised in Northern Idaho. In 2008 she moved to Portland for school and earned a bachelor’s degree in History from Concordia University. Marika began with The Garcia Group in the summer of 2019 as a Showing Agent. She has worked for the last 10 years in customer service and has found that her background and training has translated perfectly into promotion to Portfolio Manager. In her free time, Markia likes to do crafts, spend time with her cats and enjoy all the delicious food and drinks Portland has to offer!

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In recent years, the Oregon property management business has changed. New state regulations for tenant protections along with local ordinances that significantly restrict property owners’ rights -while adding extra compliance requirements – have placed increased demands on the entire industry, including greater administrative actions and heightened liabilities. This has resulted in rising operating costs due to the additional required activities, time, along with newer required skill sets. Our Team at The Garcia Group has resiliently met these challenges. We continue to adjust, train, and stay motivated. Honestly, the faces occasionally change, but our Team’s commitment to provide safe, fair, and affordable housing for our Owners and Residents alike will always remain firm.

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Ron’s real estate career dates back to his first residential investment in 1979. Working with 3 partners, they formed a small syndicate and purchased duplexes, single family homes and a commercial building in Sacramento, CA. He obtained his Real Estate Sales license in 1987 and has been an active Broker, Landlord, Property Manager and Housing Advocate for nearly four decades. He is the past president of Rental Housing Alliance, OR and has been its Executive Director of Public Policy since 2021 where he works with state and local lawmakers, advocating as a voice for Residential Property Providers.

Forming The Garcia Group in 2010 along with his wife Belinda, and with the addition of their son Alec who joined them in 2021, he is proud to be identified with all “mom and pop” businesses in the Greater Portland Metropolitan market.

Principal Broker ORL: 200506145

Owner

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As business partners, Ron and Belinda Garcia are a complimentary blend of expertise and cordiality. Their success is founded on a mutual commitment to excellence, hard work and an unfailing respect for each other’s strengths. A true partnership, The Garcia’s warmth and sense of family extends to their staff, their clients and their tenants. Inspired by their leadership, The Garcia Group team is extraordinarily dedicated to providing exemplary service and care to every client and tenant.

Ron takes the lead in property management and front office operations, while Belinda oversees the accounting systems and protocols. They guide the helm equally. They empower their team of Directors, Managers and Administrative Coordinators to act in the best overall interests of their clients. It is this critical attention to detail and dedication to responsiveness that has earned The Garcia Group its stellar reputation.

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Alec Garcia is a native Oregonian. Growing up in “the family business” he has been thoroughly versed in the complexities of residential property management. Alec graduated from the University of Oregon with his B.S. degree in Business Administration and minor in Legal Studies.

Since 2018, he has worked in the capacities at The Garcia Group as an Admin Assistant, and Leasing / Maintenance Coordinator, and since 2021, as a Portfolio Manager overseeing nearly 200 residential units. He regularly receives accolades for his efforts in providing great customer service.

Alec is an avid Trail Blazers fan and passionate about sports in general. When he is not working, he enjoys spending time with friends and family, hiking throughout the Pacific Northwest, boating, and traveling.

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