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ROSE Community Development is a non-profit organization based in Portland, OR, dedicated to providing affordable housing and building strong communities. With a focus on equity and social impact, ROSE offers a range of housing options, along with resident services and community resources, to support individuals and families in need. Through their various initiatives, such as the Lents Youth Initiative and the Emergency Loan Fund, ROSE strives to create a thriving and inclusive environment for all residents. Committed to transparency and privacy, ROSE also emphasizes the importance of maintaining a safe and secure space for their community members.Generated from the website

About MMHA Founded in 1992, Metro Multifamily Housing Association ( MMHA ) proudly represents residential property-managers and vendors throughout Portland, Southern Washington, and down through the Willamette Valley to Medford. Our members manage over 150, 000 units in these areas and represent every service related to the industry. MMHA is committed to promoting a high-degree of professionalism for rental housing providers. We sponsor educational courses, deliver the most comprehensively reviewed set of forms in the state, and advocate to local and state governments on behalf of the industry to ensure our members the best operating environment possible. As a member-driven association, with nearly a dozen committees composed of members and staff, MMHA develops and executes programs and activities that serve members and non-members alike. From our yearly conference and trade-show, to our continually reviewed set of rental forms, the association strives to equip residential property-managers with the knowledge and skills necessary to keep them successful. Our members stay abreast of changes, network, and play a defining role in the future of the multifamily housing industry through their participation with Metro Multifamily Housing Association. As the association grows with the region, we will continue to provide a strong and unified voice for residential property managers and those interested in maintaining the vitality of multifamily housing.