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Clear discussions for households that own a manufactured or floating home and rent the space in an Oregon park or marina (ORS 90.505–90.850). This page does not apply to apartment rentals. Episodes come from the official RSS feed.

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  • November 9, 2026 · 7:05

    Enforcement Matters More Than Mediation Alone

    Send us Fan MailTickets are already selling and we only have room for 200 people, so if you’ve been waiting for a nudge to lock in your spot, consider this it. We’re sharing the latest OSTA conference details for April 10 (10 to 4, $35) at the Hilton Garden Inn in Clackamas, plus the practical perks that make it easy to attend like discounted hotel rates and free transportation from the Max Rail station. And y…

  • October 25, 2026 · 8:24

    Senator Gelser Bluen Agrees To Sponsor A Bill That Makes Oregon Housing Laws Enforceable

    Send us Fan MailOregon housing laws can look strong on paper and still feel impossible to use when there’s no real way to enforce them. That’s why we’re sharing big news: Senator Gelser Bluen has agreed to sponsor OSTA’s dispute resolution enforcement bill, and we’re moving from “we’d like to do this” to “we are doing this now.” We walk through what happens next with the Legislative Counsel dra…

  • October 16, 2026 · 7:31

    Conference Tickets, Enforcement, And How To Reach Lawmakers

    Send us Fan MailMediation is supposed to resolve conflicts, but what happens when an agreement gets signed and nobody enforces it? We’re seeing that question play out across Oregon, and it’s becoming a statewide tenants’ rights problem that good intentions alone can't fix. We lay out why enforcement is the next big push for OSTA and why “if it’s the law, let’s enforce it” has to be more than a s…

  • October 4, 2026 · 3:13

    October OSTA Update: Two Big Announcements!

    Send us Fan Mail We’re hearing from more manufactured and floating home residents who feel like mediation ends with paperwork and no real change, even when the rules are clear. So we’re shifting our energy toward something more practical: stronger enforcement of the laws that already exist in Oregon.I’m Bill Bateman, OSTA president, and I’m sharing two significant updates. First, our board has passed a re…

  • July 14, 2026 · 10:06

    OSTA Update: Announcing The 2026 Annual Conference

    Send us Fan MailWelcome to this OSTA update. What is in this episode? We've made some summer improvements to the newsletter. You may have noticed in the last issue that it’s stronger, with more contributions, new perspectives from board members, and an easier publishing workflow. We even shared that a printed copy is returning, which helps people who want something tangible to share at meetings, with neighb…

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