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Kohr Royer Griffith, Inc.

Contact Information

2244 Neil Avenue
Columbus, OH 43201
614-291-8000

Property Manager

Pat Steane
2244 Neil Avenue
Columbus, OH 43201
614-291-8000

Properties

Address	Property Type	Rent	Beds	Baths
130 West Lane Avenue	Studio/Efficiency	$920.00 - $920.00	0	1 full
82 Chittenden Avenue	Studio/Efficiency	$1,050.00 - $1,050.00	0	1 full
1369 Forsythe Avenue 10	Apartment	$875.00 - $875.00	1	1 full
1981 Summit Street	Apartment	$890.00 - $890.00	1	1 full
1369 Forsythe Avenue Unit 9	Apartment	$875.00 - $875.00	1	1 full
1369 Forsythe Avenue Unit 2	Apartment	$875.00 - $875.00	1	1 full
1369 Forsythe Avenue 8	Apartment	$875.00 - $875.00	1	1 full
1369 Forsythe Avenue 4	Apartment	$875.00 - $875.00	1	1 full
1369 Forsythe Avenue 5	Apartment	$875.00 - $875.00	1	1 full
1369 Forsythe Avenue 6	Apartment	$875.00 - $875.00	1	1 full
3274 1/2 North High Street 4	Apartment	$1,100.00 - $1,100.00	1	1 full
438 East Norwich Avenue Unit D	Duplex/Town House	$850.00 - $850.00	2	1 full
1455 Hunter Avenue	Duplex/Town House	$1,300.00 - $1,300.00	2	1 full
1457 Hunter Avenue	Duplex/Town House	$1,300.00 - $1,300.00	2	1 full
2344 Neil Avenue	Apartment	$1,400.00 - $1,400.00	2	1 full
349 East 13th Avenue Unit- A	Apartment	$975.00 - $975.00	2	1 full
345 East 13th Avenue	Duplex/Town House	$990.00 - $990.00	2	1 full
343 East 13th Avenue	Duplex/Town House	$990.00 - $990.00	2	1 full
1975 Summit Street	Apartment	$990.00 - $990.00	2	1 full
156 West Norwich Avenue	Duplex/Town House	$1,400.00 - $1,400.00	2	1 full
138 West Norwich Avenue	Half Double	$1,400.00 - $1,400.00	2	1 full
150 West Norwich Avenue	Half Double	$1,400.00 - $1,400.00	2	1 full
349 East 13th Avenue Unit B	Apartment	$975.00 - $975.00	2	1 full
351 East 13th Avenue	Apartment	$975.00 - $975.00	2	1 full
438 East Norwich Avenue Unit C	Apartment	$850.00 - $850.00	2	1 full
434 East Norwich Avenue B	Apartment	$850.00 - $850.00	2	1 full
139 West Norwich Avenue	House	$2,340.00 - $2,340.00	3	1 full
2215 Indiana Avenue	House	$3,500.00 - $3,500.00	6	2 full

Community Commitment

Your Commitment

The Off-Campus Housing Network is a partnership across our community that will support an iconic off-campus residential experience. Property owners that participate in the the Ohio State Off-Campus Housing Network will commit to pre-determined criteria and be considered in-network. Those property owners in-network will be the only entities to access the Ohio State Off-Campus Housing Network benefits. In addition, students and families will have access to information about in-network properties and will be able to make informed decisions about living off-campus.

My company commits to:

Have leases that abide with city, state, federal law. *
* Including following the new renter's choice legislation

Lease all properties that meet City of Columbus Housing Code . *
* Safety inspections with all network members will be completed for up to 5% of the company's portfolio conducted by Ohio State University and/or city/community stakeholders.

Provide and maintain exterior lighting at the rear and front of all properties.

Provide carbon monoxide detectors in all applicable properties – every home with at least one fuel-burning appliance/heater, attached garage or fireplace.

Provide an after-hours contact phone number (to tenants and Ohio State) where OSU can talk to someone to ensure late night/weekend issues can be reported by University and/or safety entities in a timely fashion.

Respond to all reports on the property of noise, hazards, trash, unsafe behaviors, etc.

Provide tenant names and addresses in emergency situations.

Meet individually with OCCSE at least twice annually.

Meet with OSU, potentially City Code Enforcement, CFD and/or CPD and tenants when requested (depending on the type of challenge).

Engage with OCCSE regularly (to keep lines of communications open, to provide feedback, communicate challenges, trends, etc.). This could include participating in surveys, focus groups, etc.

Attend at minimum 50% of Community Roundtables annually.

Community Survey

Safety & Security

How often do you conduct exterior inspections of property to monitor Crime Prevention through Environmental Design (CPTED)?

Every 2 weeks.

What is your procedure for replacing physical locks and/or resetting electric keypads? Is this process completed annually and/or upon request?

Completed upon request and at each turnover for residential doors. Common doors are re-coded yearly.

How often do you conduct exterior inspections of property to monitor for needed repairs or maintenance, problematic and/or illegal structures and/or signage?

Every 2 weeks.

Maintenance

How often do you conduct exterior inspections of property to monitor litter?

Every 2 weeks.

What frequency do you conduct furnace, dryer, and air conditioning (if applicable) inspections and filter replacements? Does your lease obligate your tenants to change filters themselves?

Twice yearly and at any additional request of the tenants. The tenants are asked to check and replace filters if needed every 3 months. We provide filters and leave two upon changing them.

In the event of exterior water intrusion issues, what measures are taken? Do you participate in regular water and/or mold inspections?

We address where the water is coming from, extract water from the surfaces and air, and if mold is suspected we hire a licensed mold remediation contractor.

Lease & Obligation

How do you follow the new renter's choice legislation? This states that landlords are required to provide tenants with written notice of acceptable security deposit options. These include paying the full traditional security deposit upfront or installments over three or six months.

We provide tenants with information both written and verbal about the renter's choice legislation and we set up on the residents portal the payment system if needed.

Does your lease include bond programs or property damage waivers? If so, explain how these protect the tenant and/or landlord.

No. It does not.

Does your lease include a provision outlining the specific utilities for the given rental unit, including gas, electric, water/sewer, internet, cable, any security system, etc.? Is there transparency in the use of submetering or third-party companies?

Yes. We provide details for the utilities in the lease, and the submetering details are provided in the tenant move in information.

Does your lease include which utilities are the tenant's responsibility to pay?

Yes

Does your lease include which utility accounts will be in the tenant's name, and which are in the property owner's name?

Yes

If the utilities are the tenant's responsibility, does the lease include whether the tenant is required to pay the provider directly or pay the property owner?

Yes

Does your lease specify that tenants are not charged more than the residential rate for utilities?

Yes

Does your lease have clear terms regarding parking specific to the given rental unit (e.g. how many parking spaces are provided for the unit, the cost of parking, whether the guaranteed space or first come first serve, and any other pertinent details regarding parking)?

Yes

Do you provide all tenants and cosigners/guarantors with an electronic copy of the signed lease which is signed by all parties including property owner/lessor?

Yes

If you collect a holding fee, does your lease, or another agreement with the tenant(s), indicate if the holding fee is refundable and include clear stipulation including the date by which the holding fee will be returned if the unit is not rented by the tenant(s)?

n/a

Does your lease stipulate that all tenants are required to have renters' insurance without requirements of use of a specific insurance company?

Does your lease include provisions that limit the property owner/lessor's liability?

Does your lease include a waiver of the tenant's right to notice by the property owner for entry into unit?

Does your lease include a list of pre-determined deductions from security deposits?

Does your lease include a waiver of the tenant's right to jury trial or an obligation to pay the landlord’s attorney fees?

Does your lease include an arbitration provision, choice of forum, or any other clause that limits the tenant's legal rights?

Do tenants pay prorated first and/or last month rent or do they pay 12 equal installments regardless of whether the lease term is less than 365 days or commences/expires during the month?

New tenant leases are 11.5 months, and renewal tenant leases are 12 months. Last months payment before lease termination is a prorated rent.

Does your lease agreement impose joint and several liability on the tenants, individual liability, or a combination of both?

Joint and several liability.

Do most/all your campus area leases commence and expire on the same dates, or do you offer some level of flexibility on the start/end dates?

Most start and stop on the same date.

What are your policies, processes and fees, if applicable, for subleases or assignments?

We allow subleasing but it has to be done through our application process.

What is the best and preferred method of written communication for needed repairs?

Tenant portal and then email.

Do you have a leasing office that is staffed and open for tenants to visit?

Yes

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Community Commitment

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Community Survey

Community Survey

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Lease & Obligation