Ossoff Investigates Out-of-State Corporate Landlords
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Ossoff Investigates Out-of-State Corporate Landlords
ATLANTA – Corporate landlords have been consolidating ownership in Georgia’s single-family housing market, drawing increasing criticism and political attention, including from U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff. The Georgia Democrat said Monday that it’s too soon to know how a new state…
Housing Crisis: Ossoff highlights renters’ woes in Metro Atlanta
United States Senator Jon Ossoff (far left), attorney Esther Graff-Radford (center), and United States Army veteran and single-family home renter Shana Brooks-Wilhite look on as Patrick Colson-Price (not shown), also a single-family home renter, speaks about the issues he faces with his landlord, Invitation Homes. Photo by Kerri Phox/The Atlanta VoiceOn Monday morning, inside his Midtown office, Senator Jon Ossoff took a seat next to a pair of G…
New state law targets corporate landlords - The True Citizen
Corporate landlords have been consolidating ownership in Georgia’s single-family housing market, drawing increasing criticism and political attention, including from U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff. The Georgia Democrat said Monday that it’s too soon to know how a new state law requiring local managers might change things. Meanwhile, he said he wanted “to expose the mistreatment of renters by large out-of-state corporate landlords” in Georgia by conducting…


New state law targets corporate landlords, as U.S. senator investigates 'mistreatment of renters'
Corporate landlords have been consolidating ownership in Georgia's single-family housing market, drawing increasing criticism and political attention, including from U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff.
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