Oregon's Residential Landlord and Tenant Act is pretty tenant-friendly, but it lays out clear paths for us when things go south. We're talking long-term residential rentals here—no commercials or short-term vacation stuff. The big picture? Every eviction starts with a proper written notice. Mess that up, and you're starting over. As of late 2025, key rules hold from recent updates: nonpayment notices are 10 or 13 days depending on timing, no-cause is severely limited, and you

You've seen the headlines portraying us as heartless profiteers who only chase the bottom line. That hurts more than finding out your "quiet" tenant is secretly running a drum circle at 2 a.m. (True story from one of our members—don't ask). Truth is, that stereotype fits a tiny minority. I've met thousands of you through management, evictions, sales, and classes statewide, and I can count the truly cold ones on one hand.

Cartoon of man being kicked by comically large boot Are you considering ending your rental agreement with your tenants? It's essential to understand the proper steps to take, the notice period required, and how to handle the situation delicately to prevent any potential damage to your property. You may be wondering: How much notice should you provide? Is it possible to communicate effectively with your tenants without causing distress? Can you approach their door for a conver

Managing tenant violations is a critical aspect of property management.

Managing abandoned property is a critical aspect of property management that requires careful attention to legal and practical consideration

Navigating the move-out process can be challenging for both landlords and tenants. This guide provides essential insights into managing move

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Navigating the eviction process can be daunting for landlords. This comprehensive guide, based on our detailed training session....

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