Q: After filing a 72-hour notice for nonpayment of rent, the landlord obtained a judgement of restitution by default, since the tenant failed to appear in court. The tenant has now abandoned the home. Is it necessary for the landlord to have the sheriff issue a writ of execution at the home?
Q: After filing a 72-hour notice for nonpayment of rent, the landlord obtained a judgement of restitution by default, since the tenant failed to appear in court. The tenant has now abandoned the home. Is it necessary for the landlord to have the sheriff issue a writ of execution at the home?
Every landlord wants to avoid disputes with tenants. Disputes can lead to litigation -- and litigation is expensive. There are a few simple things that landlords can do to reduce their risk of a dispute with tenants.
Every landlord wants to avoid disputes with tenants. Disputes can lead to litigation -- and litigation is expensive. There are a few simple things that landlords can do to reduce their risk of a dispute with tenants.
Oregon Rent Increase Laws In Manufactured Housing Communities
Question No. 1. >If a resident in a manufactured housing community is on a two-year lease, when may the landlord increase rent?
Oregon Rent Increase Laws In Manufactured Housing Communities
Question No. 1. >If a resident in a manufactured housing community is on a two-year lease, when may the landlord increase rent?
Question: We recently received an application from a prospective purchaser of a home. Everything appears to be in order concerning the applicant's financial capacity, except their references have never responded. I don't know why and am concerned about approving the applicant without more reference information. What can I do?
Question: We recently received an application from a prospective purchaser of a home. Everything appears to be in order concerning the applicant's financial capacity, except their references have never responded. I don't know why and am concerned about approving the applicant without more reference information. What can I do?
Question: A landlord recently informed the residents of the manufactured home community that they will no longer accept applications of new residents. The landlord has stated that the residents may place the homes on the market for sale, but the park will not accept any applications. Can the landlord do this?
Question: A landlord recently informed the residents of the manufactured home community that they will no longer accept applications of new residents. The landlord has stated that the residents may place the homes on the market for sale, but the park will not accept any applications. Can the landlord do this?