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$225K Fees on a $32K Verdict: What “Reasonable” Attorney Fees Really Mean for Oregon Landlords
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.

Christian Bryant
3 days ago7 min read


Tenant Screening Best Practices for Portland Metro Landlords in 2026: Fair Housing Compliance, Updated Protected Classes, and Documentation Strategies to Reduce Turnover and Legal Risk
Hey Portland landlords – flat market, strong renewals, and brand-new 2026 rules on immigration status protections plus tenant data privacy? Our latest article gives you the exact step-by-step screening workflow, what you can and can’t ask, Portland PHB specifics, documentation that actually protects you, and practical examples to reduce turnover and legal headaches. Real talk from Mr. Portland Landlord. Read it here:

Christian Bryant
Jun 258 min read


Managing Roommate Disputes, Subleasing, and Unauthorized Occupants – Practical Strategies for Oregon Rental Owners (2026 Edition)
Spring move-in season is here—and so is roommate drama. New HB 3522 gives Oregon landlords a 24-hour notice + fast FED tool for unauthorized occupants. Learn step-by-step fixes for disputes, subleasing rules, and prevention checklists that save you time and money. Read the full 2026 guide now →

Christian Bryant
Apr 27 min read
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