Moore Property Management
Moore Property Management Company
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Call (405) 563-7557Key Takeaways
- Moore is our home base: our office is on Main Street in Moore, and we manage more homes here than in any other city.
- The median rent on the 3-bedroom homes we lease in Moore was $1,487 a month in October 2026, and HUD's FY2027 fair market rent for a 3-bedroom in the 73160 ZIP code is $1,830.
- Every plan includes full-service management plus our 21-Day Leasing Guarantee, Lease Break Guarantee, and Contract Buyout Program.
Own a rental home in Moore? 1907 Property Management is based right here, on Main Street, and Moore is where we manage the most homes. We handle marketing, screening, leasing, rent collection, maintenance, and inspections, and you get direct deposit and a clear statement every month.
Full-Service Property Management in Moore
We handle the whole job for Moore rental owners: marketing and leasing, tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance, inspections, and monthly statements, with every plan backed by our owner guarantees. See exactly what’s included in our property management services and pricing.
Moore Rental Market at a Glance
| Population | 63,609 (Census estimate, July 2025) |
|---|---|
| County | Cleveland County |
| Homes that are owner-occupied | 67.9% (Census, 2020–2024) |
| Median gross rent, all unit sizes | $1,340 (Census, 2020–2024) |
| HUD fair market rent, 3-bedroom (FY2027) | $1,830 (73160), $2,300 (73170) |
| Median 3-bedroom rent we're leasing in Moore | $1,487 a month (October 2026) |
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts; HUD FY2027 Small Area Fair Market Rents, which every Housing Choice Voucher program in the Oklahoma City metro uses; 1907 Property Management lease data. For your home, get a free rent estimate, or see rent by ZIP code across the metro.
Where We Manage in Moore
Moore is directly south of Oklahoma City in Cleveland County, bordered by Norman to the south, with I-35 running through the middle of the city. Moore is home to our office and more of the homes we manage than any other city. We manage rentals throughout Moore, including:
- Old Town Moore, near our office on Main Street
- The Station at Central Park area on South Broadway
- The I-35 and SW 19th Street corridor
- Neighborhoods on both the west and east sides of I-35
School districts
- Moore Public Schools — serves Moore and much of south Oklahoma City
What drives rental demand
- I-35, with quick access to Oklahoma City and Norman
- Less than 20 minutes to Tinker Air Force Base, Will Rogers World Airport, downtown Oklahoma City, and the University of Oklahoma
- The I-35 and SW 19th Street retail corridor
What Moore Rental Owners Should Know
- The City of Moore runs water, sewer, and trash. Renters pay a $150 deposit (it can be split over two months), every new customer needs a government photo ID, and new service costs $25. Call (405) 793-5032, usually a day ahead. Source.
- Moore has no public tornado shelters by design and encourages every home to have a safe room or underground shelter. New shelters need a building permit and must meet FEMA 320, FEMA 361, or ICC 500 standards, so a permitted shelter is worth documenting in your listing. Source.
About Moore, Oklahoma
Moore is a city of about 63,600 people in Cleveland County, directly south of Oklahoma City and north of Norman. I-35 runs through the middle of town, putting downtown Oklahoma City, Tinker Air Force Base, Will Rogers World Airport, and the University of Oklahoma all less than 20 minutes away.
About two-thirds of Moore's homes are owner-occupied, according to the Census. Old Town Moore, The Station at Central Park, and the I-35 and SW 19th Street corridor anchor the city's shopping and community life.
Moore's tornado history shapes how homes here are built and maintained. The city encourages every home to have a safe room or underground shelter, and new shelters must be permitted and built to FEMA or ICC standards. It's one of the local details we keep track of for the homes we manage.
Service Area
Areas We Serve In and Around Oklahoma City
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Property Management →Moore Property Management FAQs
Do you manage rental properties in Moore?
Yes — 1907 Property Management provides full-service residential property management in Moore, OK, as well as across the Oklahoma City metro.
What does a 3-bedroom house rent for in Moore?
The median rent for the 3-bedroom homes we lease in Moore was $1,487 a month in October 2026. HUD's FY2027 fair market rent for a 3-bedroom is $1,830 in Moore's 73160 ZIP code and $2,300 in 73170. For your specific home, get a free rent estimate.
What Types Of Rental Properties Does 1907 Property Management Manage In Moore?
1907 Property Management provides residential property management for single-family homes, duplexes, and small multi-unit properties. The company also has experience with single-family and multi-family properties across the Greater Oklahoma City area.
If you own a property that falls outside these categories, it is worth confirming whether the company’s current management services are a fit. Property owners can contact 1907 Property Management directly to discuss the property, its location, and the type of management support needed.
How Should Moore Rental Owners Determine An Appropriate Asking Rent?
Rental pricing should be based on current market conditions and the individual characteristics of the property rather than relying solely on older listings or general citywide averages.
Owners should also consider comparable properties, location, condition, size, amenities, and current competition when establishing an asking rent. 1907 Property Management offers rental analysis as part of its investor services.
Is Moore A Practical Location For Rental Property Investment?
Moore’s position within the Oklahoma City metropolitan area provides access to employment and services in both Moore and nearby communities, while the city itself maintains an economic development program focused on attracting businesses and expanding its tax base.
For investors, those factors can be considered alongside purchase price, expected rent, property taxes, insurance, maintenance costs, vacancy assumptions, and financing when evaluating a particular property. Rather than treating the overall market as a guarantee of performance, investors should analyze each property’s expected income and expenses individually.
What Should Moore Landlords Consider When Evaluating A Property Manager?
Owners should look beyond whether a company advertises full-service management and examine which responsibilities are actually included in its management process. 1907 Property Management’s services cover marketing, tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance, inspections, financial reporting, lease renewals, and compliance-related management.
Owners may also want to ask about communication practices, maintenance coordination, reporting, leasing procedures, and how decisions requiring owner approval are handled. Comparing these details with your property’s needs can help determine whether a management arrangement is appropriate.
How Can Investors Evaluate The Performance Of A Moore Rental Property?
Rental performance should be evaluated using both income and operating expenses rather than rent alone. Owners can review expected rental income alongside vacancy, maintenance, insurance, property taxes, management expenses, financing costs, and larger capital expenditures to estimate cash flow.
1907 Property Management says its investor services include property and neighborhood analysis, cash-flow analysis, renovation and make-ready consulting, and ongoing performance monitoring. Owners can use these factors to compare a property’s current performance with their investment objectives and identify areas that may warrant further review.
What Does Property Management Typically Handle During A Vacancy?
A vacancy requires several coordinated steps, including preparing the property for marketing, creating and promoting the listing, communicating with prospective renters, handling showings, processing applications, and completing the leasing process. 1907 Property Management’s marketing service uses photography, listings, digital advertising, and local connections to promote available properties.
The company’s broader services also include marketing and tenant screening as core management services. Owners should confirm the specific leasing workflow and responsibilities when discussing management for an individual property.
How Can An Owner Stay Informed About A Moore Rental Property Without Managing It Daily?
A property management arrangement can give owners access to information without requiring them to coordinate every routine management task themselves. 1907 Property Management’s owner portal provides access to statements and notes, while its broader website describes online access to financial statements, inspection notes, and rental performance information.
This can be particularly useful for owners who live outside the immediate area or have multiple investments. Prospective clients should confirm what information is available through the current owner portal and how frequently management communicates about individual property issues.