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Disclaimer: This Q&A is provided for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice. It reflects the author's opinion based on the facts presented and Oregon law as of the date of publication; statutes and their interpretation are subject to change. Reading this article does not create an attorney‑client relationship.

"You'll own the community. Your rents will be protected." It sounds like a dream, and that's exactly why residents should read the fine print first.

Some Oregon manufactured home community owners may have spent decades building reliable income—but without a clear transition plan. This uncertainty is especially common if their children have no intention of taking over management.

House Bill 3054A affects four sections of Oregon’s manufactured housing  laws. Below is a summary of the changes.

By Dianne Lugo

Salem Statesman Journal - February 11, 2025

Tip: Although Form 55 is only for use when there is disrepair or deterioration to the exterior of the home itself, the definition of a manufactured dwelling in ORS 90.100 includes “an accessory buildin

By Phil Querin, MHCO Legal Counsel, Querin Law, LLC

Under Oregon law, a security interest on a manufactured home must be recorded on the structure’s Ownership Document. (ORS 446.571(3)). The Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services administers the Manufactured Home Ownership Document System, available at mhods.oregon.gov.