A $287 repair bill. A $100 rent increase. A $32,000 verdict. And now a $225,000 attorney-fee request. What does “reasonable” actually mean under Oregon landlord-tenant law? New PAROA article breaks down the Multnomah County case, the ORCP 68 process, how to fight excessive fees, and what the Legislature should fix. Read it before your next dispute heats up.

Big news for Portland Metro landlords and property managers: HB 4037’s landmark land-use reforms went live July 1, 2026! Get the practical breakdown on streamlined clear-and-objective approvals for ADUs, middle housing, and small multifamily projects—plus local county nuances, step-by-step guidance, and compliance watch-outs. Written by Christian Bryant. Read it here:

Big bipartisan news from D.C. that could reshape Portland’s rental market! The 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act just cleared Congress with massive support. What does it mean for supply, local grants, institutional competition, and your long-term operations? Christian Bryant breaks it down with practical steps for Portland Metro landlords and property managers. Read the full analysis now.

Oregon landlords—two major new laws just took effect in June 2026. SB 1523 changes how you handle rent payments and portals. HB 4123 protects tenant data with real penalties for violations. Get your practical compliance checklist and risk-mitigation steps in this week’s PAROA article. Quick updates now = fewer headaches later. Read it here:

Portland just dropped $400K on a two-year study of its FAIR ordinances and relocation rules—and every landlord needs to pay attention. Will the data show these protections help tenants without shrinking rental supply? We break down the Portland tenant protection laws study background, what the research will examine, real helpline trends on screening and deposits, and how you can participate. Read the full article now and stay ahead of potential changes:

Hey Portland landlords—New York just struck down mandatory Section 8 acceptance as unconstitutional. What does the NY Section 8 ruling mean for Oregon under ORS 659A.421? Get the full breakdown, practical screening tips, PHA checklists, and why this could strengthen property rights here. Read the latest from Christian Bryant before your next lease renewal:

Spring leasing is here—time to get ahead on Oregon’s new tenant privacy and confidential information rules. HB 4123 (still awaiting Governor signature) adds strict limits on what landlords can disclose, with penalties up to twice the monthly rent. Exact definition, seven exceptions, compliance checklist, and real Portland Metro examples inside this in-depth guide from Christian Bryant. Read now:

Hey fellow Oregon landlords—ever feel like Salem is writing laws that hurt small property owners? The ORHA Key PAC is fighting back, and your donation can come with a tax credit that makes it nearly free! Read my full article on why supporting the ORHA Key PAC protects your rentals, boosts your voice, and is a no-brainer investment. Click here to learn how:

The 2026 Oregon Legislative Session is over—discover which housing bills passed and what they mean for your rentals! From UGB expansions to tenant privacy protections, get Christian Bryant's expert summary, plus tips on compliance. Read the full article

Tired of squatters turning your vacant rental into their crash pad? HB 3522's new eviction rules are a game-changer for Oregon landlords! Dive into our latest blog for a step-by-step guide, real Portland examples, and tips to protect your properties. Don't miss out—read now and stay ahead of the curve.

Struggling with Oregon's new hold deposit and access rules? HB 3521 tightens refunds for habitability issues, while HB 3378 mandates non-app keys. Get step-by-step compliance tips, real Portland examples, and forms to avoid penalties and fill vacancies faster. Read the full guide from Christian Bryant at PAROA.org.

Spring's here, and so is big news for Oregon landlords! Dive into how H.R. 6644 could supercharge housing supply with FHA tweaks, grants, and more. From Portland's rent caps to investor wins, get the full scoop and Don't miss out—read now and stay ahead!

Vacancies got you down? Portland's Home Sharing Pilot 2026 dangles $1,000 grants for renting spare rooms at $200/week to low-income tenants. Dive into compliance, pros/cons, and steps in our blog—plus, check RPMEducation.org's free video class. Join PAROA for tailored tips!

Inclusionary housing policies—those rules requiring developers to set aside affordable units in new projects—have been a big part of the conversation around boosting supply while keeping rents attainable for lower-income folks. But they've also sparked debate about impacts on feasibility and overall production. Senate Bill 1521 steps into that fray with a proposal specifically for the Portland Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), putting new conditions on when cities and coun

Real estate rules can feel like they're always shifting under our feet, and the 2026 session has a small but practical bill that gives some breathing room on team naming. Senate Bill 1513, introduced at the request of the Senate Interim Committee on Commerce and General Government, is titled "Relating to real estate professionals; declaring an emergency." It delays a compliance deadline for real estate teams regarding terms in their names....

Senate Bill 1511 is one of those quiet early-session measures—it's directing a study on Oregon's estate tax. Introduced at the request of the Senate Interim Committee on Finance and Revenue, this bill requires the Legislative Revenue Officer to examine the estate tax and report back....

House Bill 4128, sponsored by Representative Bowman (chief sponsor in the House), Senator Frederick (chief in the Senate), and a bipartisan group of co-sponsors including Representatives Grayber, Wise, and many others, is titled "Relating to sale of single-family residences." It proposes new restrictions on large institutional buyers to give individual homeowners a better shot at properties on the market...

House Bill 4113 is one of those early-session bills that doesn't change rules today but asks for a closer look at a key idea: tying new housing development to land conservation efforts....

Land use in Oregon is always a big conversation, and House Bill 4108 is slipping into the 2026 session with a proposal that could make it easier for certain properties to join a city—even if they're not touching the current boundaries. Sponsored by Representative Lisa Fragala and co-sponsored by Representatives Dobson, Harbick, Levy B, and Munoz, along with several senators, this bill is titled "Relating to annexation of land noncontiguous to a city." In short, it would requi

Land use planning in Oregon is always a hot topic, and House Bill 4082 is slipping into the 2026 session with a focus on making it easier to add land for specific types of housing. Introduced at the request of Governor Tina Kotek, this bill is titled "Relating to housing for older persons; prescribing an effective date." It builds on a temporary urban growth boundary (UGB) addition program by giving cities and Metro another tool to bring in sites dedicated to Oregon housing f