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H.R. 6644: Boosting Oregon Housing Reform for Landlords and Developers
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!

Christian Bryant
2 days ago5 min read


Portland Home Sharing Pilot 2026: How Landlords Can Earn Grants While Renting Spare Rooms and Staying Compliant
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!

Christian Bryant
4 days ago4 min read


Assistance Animals Oregon: Vs. Pets in 2026 – Step-by-Step Verification Process for Fair Housing Compliance
As we roll into 2026, things feel a bit uncertain. Back in September 2025, HUD withdrew its key 2020 guidance (FHEO-2020-01) on handling these requests. No replacement has dropped yet, so we're back to case-by-case evaluations under the core FHA rules. Oregon follows the federal lead here—no major state changes in 2025 or 2026—and Portland aligns too. The obligation to accommodate remains firm, but the old checklists are gone. My advice? When in doubt, approve and manage the

Christian Bryant
Jan 285 min read


2026 Lease Renewal Tactics for Oregon Landlords: Retaining Quality Tenants in a Stabilizing Market
In this stabilizing market, losing a good tenant can hit your wallet hard—think one to two months' rent lost to vacancy, plus cleaning, minor repairs, marketing, and screening new applicants. That's easily $4,000 to $6,000 on a $2,000-a-month unit. Ouch, right? But retaining a quality tenant? That's pure gold. They know the property, pay on time (mostly), and treat the place like home. With inbound migration keeping demand steady, why risk the winter leasing slowdown? Smart l

Christian Bryant
Jan 124 min read
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