Financing Your Community
Financing Your Community
Feature Article: Anthony J. DiMarco and Gerard D. DiMarco
2015 Oregon Legislative Session Adjourns - The Good and the Ugly and Nothing In Between
Earlier this week the 2015 Oregon Legislative Session adjourned. This session was notable for two reasons - the first for passing MHCO's long awaited changes eliminating past due
Legislative Update: A Signature and a Move to Rules
Yesterday, Oregon Governor Kate Brown signed the coalition bill (HB 3016). The abandonment/past due tax portion of the bill will go into effect on January 1, 2016.
Legislative Update: Senate Action on Coalition Bill and a PROPOSED Rent Control Amendment
This morning the Oregon State Senate passed the 2015 Landlord-Tenant Coalition Bill on a vote of 29-0 with one Senator absent. The bill now moves on to Governor Kate Brown's desk for signatur
Legislative Update - Legislative Task Force, Discussions on Rent, Coalition Bill
The last two weeks in the Oregon Legislature have been hectic. Yesterday was the deadline for bills in their originating chamber to move out of that chamber. In other words, House bills
Legislative Update - Key Legislation Passes in Oregon House.
On Monday morning the Oregon House of Reprentatives unanimously passed HB 3016 - the manufactured home landlord-tenant bill.
Legislative Update - Coalition Bill Passes Key Legislative Hurdle - Rent Control Discussion is Back!
US Congress Moves Legislation to Protect Availability of Financing for Manufactured Homes
H.R. 650 Clears Key Hurdle in U.S. House
Manufactured Housing Coalition Legislation (HB 3016) Begins Moving in Oregon Legislature
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.
Landlord - Tenant Coalition Negotiations Concluded - MHCO Board of Directors Unanimously Vote To Support Proposal
Last week the Manufactured Housing Landlord Tenant Coalition held it's final meeting. Some changes were made to the In Park Sales Conflict" issue but the other three issues remained substanti