Phil Querin Q&A: What are the limitations on late fees?
Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Late Charges or Fees.
MHCO Article Topics
Rent
Phil Querin Article: When Does the Rent Cap Start under SB 611?
Phil Querin Questions & Answers
The Calculation. Unless exempted by ORS 90.600, a Rent Increase for any calendar year may not exceedthe lesser of: (a) ten percent (10%) or (b) the sum of seven percent (7.00%) times the Current Rent (7% XCurrent Rent) plus the percentage c
Oregon Supreme Court Ruling – Bad News/Good News
Community Update
By Bill Miner and Seth (Moe) Tangman
Phil Querin Article: New Rent Control Laws
Community Update
On July 6, 2023 the Oregon Legislature passed SB 611 which lowered the existing cap on annual rent increases for residential tenancies. With the Governor's signature the bill is now the law.
Rent Increases Before New Rent Control Legislation Becomes Law
Property Management
Answer: Currently, ORS 90.600(2)(b) limits rent increases to 7% plus CPI (“Cap”) for any 12-month period.
Querin Article: Important Ruling for Landlords - Shepard Investment Group v. Ormandy, 320 Or App 521 (2022)
Phil Querin Questions & Answers
Background. Although the Shepard case arose under the non-MHP section of the Act (pre-90.505) the principle is the same for MHPs.
Phil Querin Q&A: Lingering Moratorium Issues - Rent Due - How to Apply Payments
Community Update
Note: Sample Rent Ledger is attached above.
Phil Querin Article: March 1, 2022 - End of the Grace Period in Oregon
Community Update
Background
Phil Querin Q&A: Charging Late Fees For Overdue Sub-Metered Water Charges
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Phil Querin: U.S Supreme Court Has Stricken Down Latest CDC Moratorium - Where Do Oregon Landlords Go From Here - Frequently Asked Questions
Community Update
Phillip C. Querin, MHCO Legal Counsel