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Preview of the rent caps, fee limits, and utility billing guide.

Finance & notices

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.

Preview of the safe drinking water and habitability guide.

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.

Preview of the eviction defense and notice analysis guide.

Eviction defense

Eviction Defense & Notice Analysis Guide

Understanding for-cause termination rules, mandatory cure timelines, retaliatory eviction bans, and free legal aid referrals.

Preview of the park tenants association toolkit.

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.

Preview of the amenities and common areas guide.

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.

Preview of the selling your home on leased land guide.

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.

Membership

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Basic

$30.00 per Year.

Participating

$50.00 per Year.

Contributing

$90.00 per Year.

Legislative Milestones

A history of advocating for your rights.

  1. 1995

    Proposed first rent control bill.

  2. 1997

    MH/Landlord-Tenant Coalition formed; Committee of Seven protections.

  3. 1999

    Prohibited eviction based on home age.

  4. 2001

    Tenancy terms, renewals, and five-year rental history for buyers.

  5. 2003

    Sale of home rights protection.

  6. 2005-07

    Manager training/registration, tax credits for displaced residents.

  7. 2009

    Temporary occupancy and political signs.

  8. 2013

    Hazard Trees statute.

  9. 2015

    Opportunity to Purchase bill.

  10. 2017

    60-day cure time for eviction.

  11. 2019

    Mandatory mediation, simplified submetering, marina protections.

  12. Landmark

    2025

    HB 3054 success — capped rent increases at 6%, prevented forced cosmetic upgrades.

ORS Chapter 90

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