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Rentec Direct Announces New Headquarters in Grants Pass, OR
Property management software company, Rentec Direct, purchases commercial building in downtown Grants Pass, OR for new headquarters.
GRANTS PASS, ORE. – OCTOBER 02, 2018
Rentec Direct, an industry leader in property management software solutions, has relocated their headquarters to a new, larger building to accommodate the company’s growth. Rentec Direct’s new address is 231 SW I Street in the downtown historic district of Grants Pass, OR.
Since its founding in 2008, the company had leased a 4,000 square foot office space near the center of their hometown of Grants Pass. The new building was purchased by Rentec Direct president and founder Nathan Miller and has been renovated to meet the needs of the company. With a total of 6,400 square feet spanning two stories, the new location’s interior features a full kitchen, a grand room for meetings and team events, fireplaces in offices and the grand room, and an open recreation space for employees to enjoy. Outside, there is an upper-level balcony, on-site parking and covered parking spots, and a fenced-in park for employee use.
The Oregon based company has been recognized nationally for its growth and this new building will allow the company to continue to expand. In the past month, the company announced a new addition to their software development team, and expect to add more team members to both sales and customer service in the coming months. All 11 Rentec Direct employees will be based out of the new headquarters, and they have room to potentially double their staff in the future.
“I had been looking to purchase a commercial property to house Rentec Direct’s headquarters for some time, and this opportunity was perfect for us,” said Rentec Direct president, Nathan Miller. “We are thrilled to offer the stability and security to our employees and clients that go along with owning a building, and we are proud to commit to a permanent location in our community.”
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About Rentec Direct
Rentec Direct offers industry-leading property management software and tenant screening solutions for real estate professionals. Features include online rent payments, tenant and owner portals, the industry’s largest vacancy listing syndication network, full property, tenant, and owner accounting, 1099-MISC reporting, QuickBooks™ Sync and more. Rentec Direct received three gold-level 2018 American Business Awards, was named to the 2017 and 2018 Inc 5000 List of Fastest-Growing Private Companies and the 2017 Entreprenuer360 list for Best Entrepreneurial Companies in America. http://www.rentecdirect.com
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I need to know that if I pay first last and deposit when I move,in and the landlord ups my rent can he also up my last months rent even though i already paid it when i moved in
Hi Amy, I believe that would be a state-specific question so I recommend you check with your local housing authority in regard to that local/state law on this matter.
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Catherine, I suggest reaching out to your local housing authority to discuss all those details so you can know your rights in this situation. Wishing you all the best.
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Hi Denise, If you have an active lease, the new owner typically is required to honor it. However, unfortunately, the new owner isn’t obligated to offer a new lease if your previous one has expired. Without a lease, you are on a month-to-month agreement which means in PA the landlord may raise the rent at will to any amount if they give proper notice; which I believe is 30 days in your state. I would certainly check with your local housing authority to confirm and discuss options. I do hope you are able to work this out with the new owner and negotiate for a new lease and lower rate — I wish you all the best.