Buying a mobile home, also known as a manufactured home, can be one of the most affordable ways to own.

Question: We're concerned that with the passage of Oregon's new marijuana laws, we'll have some tenants using marijuana in the RV park and maybe even growing it. We want to maintain our family-friendly RV park and don't want it here. What can we do?

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. We expect to have one  public hearing and work session in this committee before the bill (hopefully) moves to the Oregon House floor for a vote.

In February the MHCO Board of Directors unanimously voted in support of the proposed legislation.

SUMMARY OF HB 3016, WITH AMENDMENTS, REGARDING MANUFACTURED HOME PARK TENANCIES: The Manufactured Housing Landlord/Tenant Coalition Bill

Introduction: The Manufactured Housing Landlord/Tenant Coalition, which has had a negotiated compromise bill in every session since 1997, is the source of HB 3016. The coalition consists of MH park residents, landlords, manufacturers, and other interested parties. It met 11 times between May 2014 and February 2015, for three hours each, to negotiate this bill. There are no known opponents of the bill.

A. THE PRINTED BILL: Three fixes" to the 2014 Opportunity to Purchase bill

Question. I understand that there are different methods to serve notices on residents. Which do you believe is the best method?

Question. I understand that MHCO has developed a new Assistance Animal Agreement. What was wrong with the old one?