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/r/Seattle · Sep 8, 2026, 4:37 AM

If you had your rental property managed by **Dwellings Seattle, Inc.** (Roland Gonzalez, President/CEO), please read this. As of **September 4, 2026**, Dwellings Seattle has ceased operations. Since then, no owner in our group has been able to reach Roland Gonzalez — not by phone, email, or any other channel. Several of us believe he may have left the country. This has left many of us without access to: - Records for our properties - Security deposits and/or rental income that may have been held in trust or operating accounts - Basic answers about the status of tenants, leases, or maintenance issues **We believe roughly 130 owners used Dwellings Seattle for property management**, but so far only **36 of us** have connected and organized. If you're one of the other owners, there's a good chance you don't know this happened yet — which is exactly why we're posting here. ### What we're doing We are a group of affected owners currently: - Consulting with attorneys about a potential lawsuit against Dwellings Seattle, Inc. and Roland Gonzalez personally for breach of contract and violations of property management/landlord-tenant law - Looking into filing complaints with the WA Department of Licensing and a police report, given that funds may be unaccounted for - Trying to reach as many affected owners as possible, since a larger group means better legal options and shared cost for representation ### If this affected you If you had a management agreement with Dwellings Seattle, or are missing funds/records because of this, please comment below or send a DM. We're keeping a list of affected owners so everyone has visibility into what's happening and can decide whether to join the group. https://dwellingslandlordimpact.com/ We know this is stressful — happy to share what we've learned so far with anyone dealing with the same situation.

/r/Seattle · Sep 8, 2026, 4:32 AM

If you had your rental property managed by **Dwellings Seattle, Inc.** (Roland Gonzalez, President/CEO), please read this. As of **September 4, 2026**, Dwellings Seattle has ceased operations. Since then, no owner in our group has been able to reach Roland Gonzalez — not by phone, email, or any other channel. Several of us believe he may have left the country. This has left many of us without access to: - Records for our properties - Security deposits and/or rental income that may have been held in trust or operating accounts - Basic answers about the status of tenants, leases, or maintenance issues **We believe roughly 130 owners used Dwellings Seattle for property management**, but so far only **36 of us** have connected and organized. If you're one of the other owners, there's a good chance you don't know this happened yet — which is exactly why we're posting here. ### What we're doing We are a group of affected owners currently: - Consulting with attorneys about a potential lawsuit against Dwellings Seattle, Inc. and Roland Gonzalez personally for breach of contract and violations of property management/landlord-tenant law - Looking into filing complaints with the WA Department of Licensing and a police report, given that funds may be unaccounted for - Trying to reach as many affected owners as possible, since a larger group means better legal options and shared cost for representation ### If this affected you If you had a management agreement with Dwellings Seattle, or are missing funds/records because of this, please comment below or send a DM. We're keeping a list of affected owners so everyone has visibility into what's happening and can decide whether to join the group. https://dwellingslandlordimpact.com/ We know this is stressful — happy to share what we've learned so far with anyone dealing with the same situation.

/r/SnohomishCounty · Sep 8, 2026, 4:27 AM

I love burgers similar to what is served at Macho Burgers (which are excellent); where are everyone's favorite burgers? To wit, my parents are chefs, but I burn water lol

/r/lakewood · Sep 8, 2026, 4:20 AM

Looking at apartments near east lakewood/edgewater rn and even though I like some of the places they only have street parking and whenever I pass by at night I never see any open spots on lake ave. How do residents manage? is there any known buildings that rent out just the parking spots.

/r/BellevueWA · Sep 8, 2026, 4:19 AM

I know that it closed down, but: I was wondering if anyone knew what the bigger picture was. Is the owner working somewhere else? Are they going to reopen? Iirc, it was a key option downtown.

/r/everett · Sep 8, 2026, 3:34 AM

Need to fence my yard, .25 acres. Don’t want to cheap out on materials and I know I’m going to spend a good chunk of change, but I also don’t want to be swindled by the thousands for random fees or price gouging

/r/WestSeattleWA · Sep 8, 2026, 3:30 AM

The West Seattle Art Tour is less than 2 weeks away (Sat-Sun, Sept 29-20). Plan your tour now using the tour map. (I'll be at Site 13, demonstrating quilted fabric collage and I hope you'll stop by!). Check out the map & details at West Seattle Art Tour .

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