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Announcement
Emily Cedarleaf is now home from the Salem hospital she is still fighting Encephalitis and meningitis. On Tuesday, April 24, 2007 she underwent an operation to insert a pacemaker. Emily will be out of the office until further notice. If you have a request please fax it to 503 779 1328 or send it via email to Emily@mfhco.com. Updates will be provided If you wish to send flowers send them to Emily's Home at 392 Monroe Ct NE, Salem, OR 97301
Financially there is also a need at MFHCO
Currently outstanding is $4000.00 in rent, $4,000 to prevent the forclosure of Emily's home and a phone service bill of $1,500
How You Can Help
Currently Emily is doing business from her recovery bed using a pre-paid cell phone. It is Nexten and Cards can be purchased at Target or Walmart.
I know I don't have to tell you, how many lives Emily Cedarleaf has touched over the past 30 years in the industry. Nor can I count the number of Landlords who have been councled, encouraged and empowered by this Wonderful Woman. Times are Hard right now, First of all Thank you for all that you have done for Emily. Second, There is still more that needs your help. This year in the legislature is going to be a tough one on landlords. We are paying for converative legislatures of the past. --Amy Longanecker
About Us
Over 470,000 rental units, spaces and floating home slips are owned and/or managed by more than 4,000 individuals and companies such as yourself who believe the Multifamily Housing Council of Oregon provides cost-effective services and aggressive legislative representation that make them more effective.
Members continually report an overall improvement in their management ability, better tenant relationships plus an increased return on their investment after participating in the Multifamily Housing Council of Oregon educational programs and by utilizing services.
We'd like to be a part of your business plan and ask that you seriously consider investment and involvement in the Multifamily Housing Council of Oregon by becoming a member.
MFHCO Mission
Our Mission: Assisting the rental property industry in providing a choice of affordable rental housing to Oregonians.
The safety and security of a home is essential to the well being of families and individuals of all ages the current and future generations of Oregon's families. For many, it is difficult to find and keep a job, for children to do well in school or for a family to function if they don't have housing. Our message to elected officials and agency staff is that housing is fundamental. The most basic activities of life are dependent upon housing. Over-regulation increases the cost and reduces availability and affordability.
MFHCO recognizes that rental housing is a lifestyle choice for many Oregonians and a necessity for a growing number of families. In order for the investment in rental housing to be a sound financial decision, it takes knowledge, prudent decisions and involvement.
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