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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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Property Management
DO Keep Good Records to Counter Discrimination, Retaliation Claims  - DON’T Neglect Your Paperwork 
  Good recordkeeping is essential to your success in fending off fair housing claims when dealing with residents who break the rules. If challenged, you’ll need proof that you had legitimate, nondiscriminatory reasons for taking action against…
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Fair Housing
Community Update
Summary of New Rent Control Laws (HB 3054A (2025) By Phillip C. Querin MHCO Legal Counsel
House Bill 3054A affects four sections of Oregon’s manufactured housing  laws. Below is a summary of the changes.   ORS 90.324 (Calculation of maximum rent increases). The text in bold print is new:   1.   No later than…
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Rent Control
Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Phil Querin Q&A: 10 Questions and Answers on the New Oregon Rent Control Laws
Question: When will the Bill go into effect, and what does that mean for 90-day rent increase notices issued in manufactured housing communities before the effective date?   Answer:  The effective date is September 1, 2025. It is not…
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Rent Control
Mark Busch Questions and Answers
Mark Busch RV Question & Answer: Nonpayment Problems with RV Tenants
  This article is informational only and is not intended as legal advice.  Always consult with a competent attorney before undertaking any legal action. Question: Our park has some manufactured homes and some RV spaces. We are having…
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RV non payment of rent
Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Phil Querin Q&A: The Statute of Limitations Under Oregon’ s Landlord-Tenant Law
  Question: I'm in the middle of an eviction against a resident for nonpayment of rent and Legal Aid is claiming there is a statute saying I can only go back one year back for past-due rent. Is this correct?  
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Rent
Property Management
DO Be Prepared for Potential Retaliation Claims - DON’T Crack Down Because of a Prior Fair Housing Complaint 
  Even with solid evidence that a resident has broken your rules, you run the risk of a retaliation claim any time you take action against a resident who has filed a fair housing complaint against you.
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Fair Housing