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Querin Law, LLC

Phillip C. Querin (MHCO Legal Counsel)
150 SW Harrison St., Suite 50
Portland, OR 97201

Phone: 503-444-7661
E-Mail: phil@q-law.com

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Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Question: A former tenant who signed over his mobile but left the Park with almost $4,000 in back rent, unpaid property taxes and attorney fees is now applying to be a Temporary Occupant in a neighbor's home. Is there any way I can prevent him…
Property Management
Take a look at the signage in your community. Are there signs clearly posted to indicate that your community is private property, has a no soliciting policy, a speed limit, pets must be on a leash or that unregistered/unauthorized vehicles may be…
Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Question: A resident paid partial rent in April and now has not paid the full May rent. On the 72 hour notice does the manager include ALL the rent due, i.e. the balance of the unpaid rent for April plus all of May's rent?
Property Management
A comment made frequently by lenders at a recent national banker's conference was, "It is a good time to be a borrower." Correction, it is a great time to be a borrower! Treasury yields have been hovering at or near all time lows, loan spreads are…
Mark Busch Questions and Answers
Question: We have a parking problem in our RV park. Some of the long-term residents often have guests who park in places that they shouldn't. In addition, some tenants own more than one vehicle, which adds to the parking congestion. Can we tow…
Community Update
The last two weeks in the Oregon Legislature have been hectic.  Yesterday was the deadline for bills in their originating chamber to move out of that chamber.  In other words, House bills need to be out of House Committees and Senate bills…