New MHCO Forms and New Abandonment Law - Effective January 1st
New Oregon Law. No. 4 above has been stricken,2 and the following rules (found at ORS 90.675(14)(d) and (e) and (15) of HB 3016,) will apply.
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Phil Querin Q&A: Storage Agreements and Lienholder Rights
Answer: After sending or delivering the 45-day abandonment letter, a landlord is required to store the home on the rented space and shall exercise reasonable care for it;
Mark Busch RV Q&A: Landlord Christmas Story
Answer: First things first. If you simply want to get rid of Kris, you can immediately serve him with a no-cause eviction notice.
Phil Querin Q&A: Assessment of Late Charges and Recovery of Costs
Answer: As to your question regarding the assessment of a late fee, here is what ORS 90.260(1) provides:
Phil Querin Q&A: Carports and Sheds in the Community - Who Should Own Them?
Answer: All good questions, and ones that I have not addressed for some time. There are several statutes that come into play:
Phil Querin Q&A: Holding Rent Checks Without Depositing or Returning
Answer: Oregon case law says that holding a check an "unreasonable period of time" is deemed to be acceptance. What is a "reasonable" vs. "unreasonable" period of time?
Mark Busch Q&A: Abandoned Recreational Vehicle
Answer: So long as the park reasonably believes under all the circumstances that the tenant has left behind the RV with no intention of asserting any further claim to it, the park does not need to
Phil Querin Q&A - Rent Tenders and Non Payment of Rent Evictions
Answer: One of the most common types of residential eviction is also the most misunderstood - the nonpayment of rent eviction.