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Oregon Rental Insurance 2026: Why Owner Premiums Keep Eating the Rent
The insurance bill on your rental went up faster than the rent you can charge. Oregon rental insurance 2026 is that squeeze: why owner premiums climbed, why small landlords feel it first, when not to file a small claim, and what can still move the number.

Christian Bryant
Sep 109 min read


Portland Algorithmic Pricing Ban 2026: What You Can Still Use to Set Rent
Portland’s algorithmic pricing ban has been in effect since February. It is not a second rent cap. It is a rule about how you pick a number. Five or fewer Portland units are exempt. Sixteen or more faces treble damages or $1,000 per violation — and each month counts. Here is what you can still use: public listings, your own books, and a paper trail.

Christian Bryant
Sep 19 min read


Oregon Governor Race 2026 Landlords: Kotek and Drazan on Housing, Costs, and the Cap
November picks the pen that signs the next housing bill. We lined up Governor Kotek’s record — SB 608, the 9.5% cap, homelessness spend, production numbers — against Senator Drazan’s published plan and her no votes on SB 608 and HB 3054. No endorsement. Just the file Oregon landlords have to underwrite.

Christian Bryant
Aug 268 min read


Oregon Rent Increase Rules 2026: Working Inside the 9.5% Cap and Avoiding Portland Relocation Traps
Fall is rent-increase season. Oregon’s 2026 cap is 9.5%, but Portland’s associated-cost rule can still trigger relocation assistance. Here’s the exact checklist, the 90-day notice rules, and why any January 2027 increase must wait for the September DAS number. Read the full guide for Portland Metro landlords.

Christian Bryant
Aug 256 min read
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