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Mark L. Busch, P.C., Attorney at Law
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Sterling Properties Real Estate Services, LLC

Scott Hess
5200 SW Meadows Rd, Suite 150
Lake Oswego, OR 97035

Phone: 503-726-5980
Fax: 360-546-3342
Email: scott@sterlingproperties.com

Website: www.sterlingproperties.com

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Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Phil Querin Q&A: Pet Violations
  Question: We are trying to send an eviction notice to a tenant who will not keep their pet inside; it is consistently defecating in a neighbor’s yard. I am confused about which MHCO form to use. I don’t wish to levy a fine[1] as…
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Pets
Property Management
Bill Miner Article: Mediation Q&A
Editor's Note:  In 2019 the Oregon Legislature made changes to mediation for Oregon Community owners and residents.  At the time time we published 17 Q&As for MHCO members by Bill Miner, Davis Wright Tremaine.  Here is a re-visit…
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Mediation
Property Management
Arizona Owner Fails to Fulfill Reasonable Accommodation Involving Notices
  HUD recently announced that it has approved a Conciliation/Voluntary Compliance Agreementbetween the Housing Authority of Maricopa County, in Mesa, Ariz., and one of its residents who has a mental health disability. Under the agreement…
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Reasonable Accommodation
Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Phil Querin Q&A: Tenant Abuses/Assaults Community Manager
  Question: We have a tenant who physically assaulted one of our Managers, creating an unsafe condition for numerous tenants. Police were called. Tenant was arrested and transported to a hospital for observation. Since her arrest she…
Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Phil Querin Q&A: Water Leaks From Manufactured Homes
Question: What can the landlord do when water is obviously leaking from one of the resident’s homes? And what if the leak is less obvious, e.g. from under the home?    
Property Management
Fair Housing Retaliation Liability Risks  & How to Avoid Them
  “Retaliation” is a fancy word for revenge. It’s a nasty action that you take to get back at somebody for doing something bad to you. In the context of fair housing, retaliation means an unfavorable action a landlord takes like rejecting a…
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Fair Housing