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Ridge Management Group

Tom Jarmer
P.O. Box 778
Clackamas, OR 97015

Phone: 503-722-1790
Fax: 503-722-1866
E-mail: ttjarmer@msn.com

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Property Management
Fair Housing Pit Falls: Charging Tenants a Fee to Process Accommodations Requests
Designated parking spaces for mobility-impaired tenants is another frequent source of reasonable accommodations complaints and legal mistakes. Consider this common scenario. Spot the Discrimination Mistake A landlord is ready, willing, and able to…
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Reasonable accommodation request
Property Management
Fair Housing Pit Falls - Charging a Pet Deposit for an Assistance Animal
  Charging a Pet Deposit for an Assistance AnimalThe assistance animal SNAFU isn’t the only common mistake made in the context of reasonable accommodation no-pets policy exemptions.
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Assistance Animals
Community Update
Tenant Screening - Secrets To Getting A Rental Application Processed Fast!
By Rebekah Near, CEO of Orca Information, Inc. 
Tenant & Employment Background Screening Company Reviewing a rental application BEFORE submitting it to your tenant screening company for process seems to no longer be “cool." Landlords and…
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Applicant Screening, Background Checks, Criminal Background Checks, Application Process
Property Management
Common Fair Housing Pit Falls: Not Exempting Assistance Animal from No-Pets Policy
Fair Housing Pitfall: Not Exempting Assistance Animal from No-Pets Policy
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Fair Housing Violations
Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Death of MHP Tenant Living Alone[1]
Question:  What happens to the home of a tenant living alone? What protections are in place?  
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Death of Tenant
Property Management
Rent Increases Before New Rent Control Legislation Becomes Law
Question:  All indications are that the 2023 legislature is going to revisit the rent increase formula currently in effect, and once passed it would likely become law immediately upon the Governor’s signature. How can landlords deal with having…