AnchorProperty Management
Our story

Started by a landlord who got tired of bad managers

We're a Portland-based team of nine managing 640-plus doors across Greater Portland — local, transparent, and the kind of manager you never feel like you have to check up on.

Anchor's bright office workspace on Forest Avenue in Portland
Est. 2012 Forest Ave, Portland
Why we exist

Local, transparent, reachable

Anchor began in 2012 when founder Dana Whitcomb bought a two-unit in East Bayside, handed it to a national management company, and spent a year fixing their mistakes — buried fees, slow repairs, and a different account rep every month. She figured Maine owners deserved better.

Thirteen years later, our team of nine manages 640-plus doors from our office on Forest Avenue, and we still treat every building like it's our own first rental. We're not trying to be the biggest. We're trying to be the one you never feel like you have to check up on.

What we stand for

Management that doesn't nickel-and-dime you

Most owners come to us burned out from a national firm with hidden fees or a part-time landlord setup that fell apart. Here's what's different about working with us.

Flat, honest pricing

One straightforward management fee. No markup on maintenance, no surprise lease-renewal charges, no junk line items.

Greater Portland only

We don't manage from a call center three states away. Our team knows your block, your assessor, and which plows clear it first.

Answers, not voicemail

A named property manager owns your account. You text a person, not a ticket queue.

Owner-first decisions

We treat your repair budget like our own money and tell you when a fix can wait and when it can't.

640+Doors managed across Greater Portland
13yrsManaging Maine rentals since 2012
9People on our Portland team
98.4%On-time rent collection rate
Licensed & insuredMaine real estate brokerage, fully bonded
Let's talk

See if we're the right fit for your property

No hard sell, no obligation — just a clear picture of what your unit could earn and what it'd be like to have us managing it.