The 2025 Oregon Legislative Session, concluded on June 27, 2025, introducing several bills that directly or indirectly affect landlords and real estate investors. The 2025 Oregon legislative session introduced significant changes for landlords and real estate investors, particularly in manufactured home parks, tenant protections, and affordable housing. Key actions include updating forms for compliance with eviction, deposit, and notice requirements, revising policies for ren

Oregon landlords are navigating a dynamic environment shaped by legislative shifts and market recovery. Staying informed and proactive is key to maximizing rental income and minimizing risk. Join your local Landlord Support Association like the Portland Area Rental Owners Association; take their classes, buy their books, and even consider donating additional funds as non-profits like these are fighting the hardest for landlords in Oregon.

Oregon House Bill 3974 (2025) is currently under consideration in the state legislature, and it poses serious concerns for landlords and the broader rental housing market. If passed, this bill would cap tenant screening fees at $20, regardless of the actual cost incurred by landlords, and impose new restrictions on how landlords can conduct applicant screenings.

Oregon Senate Bill 1036, introduced in the 2025 legislative session, brings significant changes to the state's towing laws, directly affecting landlords and property owners. This bill aims to limit the authority of towers to independently tow motor vehicles and clarifies where tow vehicles may park while monitoring parking facilities[1][2]. Let's delve into the specifics of SB 1036 and understand its implications for landlords and property owners.

Oregon's Senate Bill 0722, introduced in the 2025 legislative session, brings significant changes to the residential rental market. This bill aims to regulate rent-setting practices and occupancy rates, directly affecting landlords and property owners across the state. Let's dive into the key aspects of SB 0722 and its implications.

Oregon Senate Bill 0599A, recently passed by the state legislature, is set to bring significant changes to the real estate sector, particularly affecting landlords and property owners. This bill aims to protect housing access by prohibiting discrimination based on immigration status. In this article, we will delve into the key aspects of SB 0599A and its implications for landlords and property owners in Oregon.

Oregon Senate Bill 0586A, recently passed in the Oregon Senate in the 2025 legislative session, introduces significant changes for landlords and property owners. This bill, aimed at modifying the termination notice period for tenants, has stirred considerable interest and debate within the real estate community. Here’s a detailed look at what SB 0586A entails and how it affects landlords and property owners.

Oregon's House Bill 3525 is aimed at ensuring safe drinking water for tenants, mandates rigorous testing of well water in rental properties. Let's delve into the specifics of HB 3525 and explore its implications for landlords and property owners.

Oregon House Bill 3522A represents a significant shift in housing regulations, with substantial implications for landlords and property owners. By understanding the key provisions and potential impacts, you can better navigate these changes and advocate for your interests. Stay proactive and make your voice heard in the legislative process. By incorporating these insights and taking action, you can help shape a balanced and fair housing landscape in Oregon.

HB 3521 mandates that landlords must pay a minimum amount of damages if they breach an agreement to execute a rental agreement after accepting a holding deposit from a tenant[1]. This provision is designed to protect tenants from losing money when landlords fail to honor their commitments.

Oregon's House Bill 3378, introduced in the 2025 legislative session, is a significant piece of legislation aimed at enhancing tenant rights and ensuring habitability standards in rental properties. This bill mandates that landlords provide tenants with a method of accessing their dwelling unit that does not rely solely on software or electronic devices[1]. This article will delve into the key aspects of HB 3378 and its implications for landlords and property owners.

Oregon's House Bill 3054 (HB 3054) is a significant piece of legislation that aims to address rent control and tenant protections for Manufactured/Mobile Home Parks and Marinas. This bill has far-reaching implications for landlords and property owners, particularly those who own rental spaces in facilities such as home parks and marinas. In this article, we will delve into the key aspects of HB 3054 and its effects on landlords and property owners.

Oregon's HB 3031A is a significant piece of legislation aimed at transforming the housing landscape in the state. This bill, which establishes a program through the Oregon Infrastructure Finance Authority (OIFA) to provide financial assistance for infrastructure supporting housing development, has far-reaching implications for landlords, developers, and property owners[1]. In this article, we will explore the key aspects of HB 3031A and its potential effects on these stakehol

Oregon House Bill 2078, introduced in the 2025 legislative session, is a significant piece of legislation for landlords and property owners. This bill aims to extend the property tax exemption for multiunit rental housing, which has substantial implications for the real estate market in Oregon. In this article, we will explore the key aspects of HB 2078, its potential effects on landlords and property owners, and why it is crucial to stay informed and involved.

Oregon's House Bill 2967, introduced in the 2025 legislative session, is poised to create significant challenges for landlords. This bill...