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HB 4123 (2026) – Overview

By Shaanth Nanguneri | Oregon Capital Chronicle

Not all fair housing-related decisions are straightforward. Even when staff members make the correct decision, prospects or residents may contest it by filing a discrimination claim.

Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) has updated the latest training status by Manufactured Home Community on their website. 

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Phillip C. Querin, QUERIN LAW, LLC

Even if well meaning, the leasing agent could be accused of discrimination because she directed or “steered” the couple away from a particular apartment because of their sexual orientation.

Once that happens, it becomes impossible to predict the outcome, since each case turns on the specific facts and circumstances and the credibility of the parties and witnesses involved.

Be prepared to produce your written policy detailing your community’s standard of conduct and documentation that the resident knew about it.

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

Answer:  Unfortunately, Oregon’s “3-strikes rule” only applies to mobile home park tenants who own their homes.  It allows parks to issue a non-curable, 30-day eviction notice to mobile home tenants if they accumulate three or more 10-day nonpayment notices within a 12-mon