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Maintenance & Repairs (Landlord Duty)
Who is responsible for sidewalk repair — the homeowner or the park?
Sidewalks and other common-area infrastructure are the landlord's responsibility to maintain in habitable, safe condition, not the individual homeowner's.
Read the statute: ORS 90.730, ORS 90.320
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Those Beautiful *Darned Trees
Those Beautiful *Darned Trees Many of Oregon's older and rural mobile home parks are filled with lovely, mature trees. At Wingspread Mobile Home Park in Ashland residents love the stream…
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Rent Caps, Fee Limits & Utility Billing Guide
Full legal breakdown of Oregon’s annual rent caps, allowable pass-through charges, submetered utilities, and dispute procedures.
Habitability
Safe Drinking Water, Well Testing & Habitability
Landlord maintenance duties under ORS 90.730, certified water testing procedures, safe harbor protocols, and health authority contacts.
Eviction defense
Eviction Defense & Notice Analysis Guide
Understanding for-cause termination rules, mandatory cure timelines, retaliatory eviction bans, and free legal aid referrals.
Organizing
Forming a Park Tenants Association Toolkit
How residents can meet, vote, and work with management under Oregon park organizing protections, plus sample next steps and chapter help.
Facility rules
Amenities & Common Areas: Access & Fair Charges
What landlords must maintain, how amenity fees can change, and how to document lost access to clubhouses, laundry, and other shared facilities.
Property rights
Selling Your Home on Leased Land (ORS 90.680)
Resale and transfer rules for a manufactured home in a park: landlord approval limits, buyer rejection standards, and where to get help.
OSTA is educational advocacy, not a law firm. This page is general information for Oregon manufactured dwelling park and marina tenancies — you own the home and rent the space (ORS 90.505–90.850). It does not apply to apartment or other standard ORS 90.100–90.465 rentals. It is not legal advice. Talk with an attorney about your situation.