Phil Querin Q&A: Abandoned Home with Lots of Deferred Taxes
Answer: The Department of Revenue (“DOR”) is treated like any other lienholder.
Answer: The Department of Revenue (“DOR”) is treated like any other lienholder.
Answer: So long as the park reasonably believes under all the circumstances that the tenant has left behind the RV with no intention of asserting any further claim to it, the park does not need to
Answer: So long as the park reasonably believes under all the circumstances that the tenant has left behind the RV with no intention of asserting any further claim to it, the park does not need to
Answer: So long as the park reasonably believes under all the circumstances that the tenant has left behind the RV with no intention of asserting any further claim to it, the park does not need to
Answer: Under Oregon law, the property of deceased tenants is considered "abandoned" and must be treated as such. The park must issue an abandoned property notice as required by ORS 90.425.
In order to comply with Oregon Law, and to provide accurate records, there are several forms that are to be completed when the applicant is accepted to become a resident in the community.
Editor's Note: Earlier this year MHCO passed significant changes to Oregon's abandonment law in the Oregon Legislature.
Last week MHCO met with representatives of the Oregon county tax assessors and successfully negotiated the elimination of abandoned home back taxes.