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Doorvest is seeking a General Manager to own the Oregon market, focusing on Bend and Redmond. You’ll ensure homes are well maintained, handling owner/tenant requests and driving fast turnovers with our Central Operations team supporting you.
You will also lead leasing coordination, manage local vendors, and build a strong local operations bench while staying compliant with Oregon landlord‑tenant laws. This role is ideal for a hands‑on leader who thrives in a hybrid schedule.
Founded in 2020, Doorvest is a real estate technology and investment platform that democratizes access to single-family rental investing. Headquartered in San Francisco and backed by top-tier venture firms including M13, Mucker Capital, and Gaingels, we’ve helped hundreds of investors build wealth through institutional-grade real estate.
We run an end-to-end platform spanning acquisition, management, and exits, with curated single-family rentals across six-plus markets including Ohio, Texas, Georgia, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Oregon. We’ve crossed $100M in assets under management and distributed more than $36M in rent to investors. We are scaling fast, and we run our operations like a technology company: distributed teams, a managed vendor network, and a heavy reliance on data and tooling to move faster than a traditional property manager ever could.
Founded in 2020, Doorvest is a real estate technology and investment platform that democratizes access to single-family rental investing. Headquartered in San Francisco and backed by top-tier venture firms including M13, Mucker Capital, and Gaingels, we’ve helped hundreds of investors build wealth through institutional-grade real estate.
We run an end-to-end platform spanning acquisition, management, and exits, with curated single-family rentals across six-plus markets including Ohio, Texas, Georgia, Oklahoma, Tennessee, and Oregon. We’ve crossed $100M in assets under management and distributed more than $36M in rent to investors. We are scaling fast, and we run our operations like a technology company: distributed teams, a managed vendor network, and a heavy reliance on data and tooling to move faster than a traditional property manager ever could.
We are hiring a General Manager to own our Oregon market, centered on Bend and Redmond. You are accountable for everything that happens to our homes here: that they are well maintained, that owner and tenant requests get resolved, that homes turn quickly, and that the market performs. We are open to other Central Oregon locations for the right person, on a hybrid schedule of three days per week in market. You will not run this alone — our Central Operations team supports you on coordination, accounting, and back‑office work — but the outcome in this market is yours.
The majority of this job is maintenance and turns.
Most weeks, most of your time goes to making sure work actually gets done on the ground: inspections scoped, work orders dispatched, vendors and maintenance technicians held to the date, and homes brought back to rent‑ready fast. You will dispatch your local vendors and techs yourself. You will also stay close to leasing — showing homes when that is what the day calls for, running standups with local leasing agents, and keeping the pipeline moving.
This is a local, hands‑on job for someone who wants to own a market rather than administer a portfolio. You need to know property management, know Central Oregon, and know Oregon landlord‑tenant law. You should be comfortable living in software and switching tools as we build better ones, and comfortable telling us what to build — you are the one using it every day.
This is not a desk job and it is not a remote one. If you want to run a market from a dashboard and let someone else handle the vendors, the vacant homes, and the frustrated owner on a Friday afternoon, this is the wrong role. It is also not an asset‑management or portfolio‑analyst seat — the work is operational and physical. We’re looking for an operator who knows this market, wants to be accountable for it, and will use good technology to run it better than a traditional property manager could.