Habitability, Repairs & Tenant Accountability - Keep Units Legal and Low-Risk While Holding Tenants Responsible

Habitability is non-waivable in Oregon. When something breaks, the clock starts—and so do tenant rights to repair-and-deduct or, in some cases, withhold rent. At the same time, tenants have duties, and unauthorized occupants, pets, and alterations create their own problems.

In this class you’ll learn what ORS 90.320 actually requires, how to respond to repair requests without creating liability, and how to document condition throughout the tenancy. We’ll cover required disclosures (lead, mold, CO, and related issues), scheduled inspections versus emergency entry, and practical preventive maintenance systems that reduce emergency calls.

You’ll leave knowing how to keep units legal while still holding tenants accountable—without guessing where the line is.

Where? Virtual Webinar - The links to join the webinar and to download the class materials will be sent out in the reminder email 30 minutes before the class starts.

Presenter? Christian Bryant – President of NorthWest Real estate & Property Management (www.NWRPM.com),…