Welcome to Willow Properties
Willow Properties is a premiere property management company serving the Pierce County area since 1987. We tailor our services to ensure that you have the highest level of service for your home whether you own a single family home, townhouse, duplex, condo or small apartment community (under 20 units).
If you are a tenant looking for a single family home, townhouse, duplex, condo or apartment for rent, an owner with one or more investment properties, Willow Properties offers the service for you.
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October 14, 2026
Rental demand shifted in 2025. Applications dropped 10% year over year according to a TransUnion analysis presented at its Property Management Summit in March 2026, and property managers responded by adjusting their decision points to keep units filled without taking on extra risk.That kind of shift makes the screening process more important t...
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September 14, 2026
Mold and Moisture Prevention: A Guide for Pierce County, WA Landlords
Pierce County gets rain for more than half the year. That kind of humidity creates ideal conditions for mold growth in rental units, and many tenants notice it before their landlords do. A window that sweats every morning or a closet that never quite airs out might seem minor, but those small signs often point to bigger moisture problems building b...
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August 14, 2026
Legal Responsibilities of Landlords in Pierce County, WA
That $7,500 fine landlords in Washington now risk? It's not for skipping a repair or forgetting to return a deposit. It's for getting a single rent increase notice wrong. Pierce County landlords are operating under rules that have shifted significantly recently, and many owners don't realize how much has changed until something goes sid...
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July 14, 2026
Eviction Process in Pierce County, WA: Step-by-Step Landlord Guide
One missed rent payment can quickly turn into months of frustration, lost income, and legal headaches. While most landlord-tenant relationships work out smoothly, situations involving unpaid rent, lease violations, or holdover tenants can leave property owners with difficult decisions.In Pierce County, landlords cannot simply ask a tenant to leave ...
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