COVID-19 Crisis
Phil Querin Article: Latest New CDC Non Payment of Rent Eviction Moratorium and Oregon Law
Phil Querin's article is attached above - click "August 2021 CDC Article".
Phil Querin Article: MHCO Eviction Moratorium Update May 2021 – After SB 282 - Post Covid-19 Landlord-Tenant Law Effective July 1, 2021
MHCO NOTE: This is the first of several articles that MHCO will be publishing on changes in Oregon statute resulting from the 2021 Oregon Legislative Session. Forms will also be updated or created as necessary as we head into the summer.
[NOTE: Except where explicitly stated otherwise, MHCO’s prior guidance on HB 4401 still applies until July 1, 2021.]
New Landlord Tenant Laws for 2021 - New Forms- Extension of Non Payment of Rent Moratorium - Summary of House Bill 4401
In December 2020 the Oregon Legislature made significant changes to the moratorium on non payment of rent evictions extending the ban to July 1, 2021. There changes that community owners and managers must comply. This article includes five new or revised forms for dealing with non payment of rent evictions during the COVID crisis.
COVID 19 - Nonpayment of Rent In Multnomah County/City of Portland And The Rest of Oregon - New Forms (13A) & (13B) - Rent Concession
EXECUTIVE RULE NO. 388 ADDENDUM
Declaration of Emergency-Additional Measures
Thoughts on Opening of Community Common Areas
By
Phil Querin and Bill Miner
Covid-19 Rent Concession Forms for Multnomah County (13A) and rest of Oregon (13B) - Updated 4-2-2020
Attached above are revised (as of April 2, 2020) Forms 13A and 13B for rent concession.
Bill Miner: Additional Perspective on Oregon Governor's Executive Order 20-12
In response to the COVID 19 epidemic, Governor Kate Brown joined nearly a dozen other governors on Monday issuing a sweeping order (Executive Order 20-12) that essentially requires people to stay home except for essential travel, such as to the grocery store or for medical needs.
Mark Busch: Governor Issues 90-Day Eviction Moratorium
The Landlord Newsletter is general in nature and is not intended as legal advice for any specific issue that might arise, since every situation is different. Always consult a knowledgeable landlord attorney with your specific legal issues.