housing tips 
A free e- newsletter to improve your communication, understand housing and help you to resolve conflict.

Read the Current Edition:   Our Current Newsletter  Spring 2008

housing tips is MFR’s e-mail newsletter that contains valuable resources and tips for improving communication, resolving conflict and saving you money.

Who? 
This newsletter focuses on housing concerns related to renters, landlords, property owners and housing professionals.  AND these practical ideas and tips will also be very useful to business partners, coworkers, friends, family members, neighbors or anyone who needs help managing differences.  

What? 
You can read about …

• Legislative updates about housing that may affect your life or business
• Current events and stories about dispute resolution, housing or living on a limited income
• Stories from the front-line: learn new ways to handle thorny people problems
• Tips and resources on communication conflict and housing
• "Bridges" between tenants and landlords

We listen: 
Renters owners and managers, told us that when they get support, recognition and common-sense advice, they can advance their personal and business interests with energy, inspiration and good practices.

We respond: 
You are not alone!   People are unique but many other people share similar challenges to yours and can really understand what daily life is like for you. We want to connect you, build bridges and bring you information that is fresh and usable. 

How? 
Through this e-newsletter, web page and the many resources that can be found there, and by providing personal attention when you need it, we want to make your life easier while improving the housing environment for everyone.

When? |
This newsletter is published at least quarterly and archived articles are available here. 

Why MFR?  
At MFR, we get it!  We know landlords.  We know tenants.  We know the people who work to support them. And for over fifteen years we have been working and learning so that we can continue to educate and support you. 

 Previous editions

Summer 2007