Phil Querin Q&A - What To Do When Resident's Children Reach 18 Years Old and Remain In Community
Answer. There is nothing in the Oregon landlord-tenant laws that addresses this subject.
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Phil Querin Q&A - Background Check for Guests Staying Over 14 Days
Answer. I believe that what you want to do is possible; you want to verify with your own legal counsel.
Phil Querin Q&A: Safe Margin for 80-20 Rule in 55 and Older Communities
Answer: You must have at least one person who is 55 years of age or older living in at least 80% of its occupied units. This 80/20 rule is critical.
Kim Berry: Filling Mobile Spaces with RV's : The Pros and Cons
When you drive through a "pure mobile home park" and then drive through a park with a lot of RV tenants you can feel the difference in overall quality.
Phil Querin: 55 and Older Communities
Virtually all forms of “familial discrimination” became illegal under the FHAA, such as the refusal to rent to tenants because they had c
Department of Housing & Urban Development Requires Re-survey of "Older Persons"
We all know that 80% or more of a community homesites must be occupied by at least one 55+ person, and that documented proof of age must be consistently required to qualify for 55+ status under HOP
Important Provisions To Consider In Your Rules and Regulations
- Manufactured Home Set-Up
- Include provisions limiting owner's responsibility for such conditions as soils, site preparation, foundation stability, final grading, and sett
Phil Querin Q&A: Temporary Occupants and Implications for Rules and Regulations Screening and Eviction
Answer: Not in my opinion. The temporary occupant agreement concept is that the person is not going to be a “co-renter”.
Phil Querin Q&A - Resident Sales in Community - Tips for Management
Answer: Bad news on both fronts. Let me answer your second question first. You may NOT share in a real estate commission unless you have your own Oregon real estate license.