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Pacific Northwest Update - 2020 Issues - NW Park Brokerage
Editor's Note: The following article was provided by Northwest ark Brokerage. For more information on manufactured home communities for sale or an assessment of your community call Bill Jackson of Northwest Park Brokerage at (206) 652-4100
New Year - New Laws - Termination For Cause Under ORS 90.630 - Major Revisions to Forms 43, 43A, 43B, 43C , 43D - Querin Guidance
Introduction. As most MHCO members may remember, ORS 90.630 had a “one-size-fits-all” approach to tenant violations.
New Laws, New Defenses for Tenants – Staying Ahead of the Curve
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Bill Miner Article - HB 3427 - Increase in Corporate Tax - Impact on MHCs
1. Why is Miner writing an article on taxes?
Phil Querin Summary/Analysis MHC Sub Metering - 2019 Oregon Legislative Session
Over the past two years the Oregon Manufactured Housing Landlord Tenant Coalition reviewed sub metering statutes. Last year a landlord-tenant work group drafted a number of significant changes to existing statute. Those changes were adopted into the Landlord Tenant Coalition Bill (SB 586) and passed by the Oregon Legislature.
Mark Busch: Landlord Update
The limitation on evictions after the first year of occupancy will likely have the biggest impact on landlords. During the first year of occupancy in a month-to-month tenancy, the landlord can evict a tenant with a written 30-day, “no-cause” notice.
2019 Oregon Legislative Final Update - 4 Bills Pass Over the Weekend - Legislature Adjourns
It was a brutal legislative session that will always be remembered for the passage statewide rent control (SB 608). Unconscionable that the majority party leaves opponents 90 - seconds to testify in opposing significant legislation after unlimited time for panel after panel of 'experts' in support. When in power they all do it - Democrat and Republican - not a pretty thing to watch.
Legislature Bans Landlords From Using Prior Marijuana Convictions to Reject Renters
By Elliot Njus | The Oregonian/OregonLive
The Oregon Legislature has approved a bill that would bar landlords from holding minor marijuana convictions or medical marijuana use against prospective tenants.
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