Answer. Caveat: I am answering this question as a hypothetical situation, and no intent is made to render a legal opinion about an actual situation. Here are my thoughts:
H.R. 650 Clears Key Hurdle in U.S. House
Answer. Yes. A housing provider can deny a request for a reasonable accommodation if the request was not made by or on behalf of a person with a disability or if there is no disability-related need for the accommodation.
One decision can make a significant difference in monthly payments: whether to finance the mobile home with a personal property loan or a mortgage.
Personal property loans, known as chattel loans, have much higher interest rates than mortgages. To some owners of manufactured homes, refinancing chattel loans into mortgages could reduce monthly housing expenses.
Answer: Your park is private property and you may legally prohibit the use of all marijuana based on federal law, which still makes marijuana illegal. In addition, Oregon's new marijuana law (Measure 91) specifically includes a provision prohibiting its application to any state or federal law pertaining to landlord-tenant matters.
On Monday, March 9th the Oregon House Revenue Committee held a Public Hearing and Work Session on HB 3016 - also known as the Manufactured Housing Landlord Tenant Coalition Bill. The House Revenue Committee voted unaminsously to pass the bill to the House Human Services and Housing Committee.
Answer. Much depends on circumstances. Here are your options:
There are three acceptable methods:
(1) Personal delivery;
(2) First class mail; or
Answer. If the test of a good or bad form is whether it works, I would say there was nothing wrong with the old form. To my knowledge, we heard of no complaints or claims arising due to problems with the form. However, over time, we hear of more and more issues concerning the use - and abuse - of the service animal designation.
Answer. Here is a short summary of the law regarding "service animals" and "assistance animals."