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Linn-Benton Rental Housing Association is a membership based, non-profit organization of landlords. Our members own or manage properties in Albany, Corvallis, Lebanon, Sweet Home, Philomath and other communities in the Central Willamette Valley. We are a local organization dedicated to helping our members from the private rental owners to the larger property management companies; through our educational meetings, seminars, and newsletters. Our members can share problems, solutions, and ideas with other landlords to ultimately help all of us become better and more profitable landlords. We are a member of the Oregon Rental Housing Association (ORHA) which allows our membership to be part of a much larger and more powerful lobbying group dedicated to passing fair and balanced Landlord/Tenant Laws and legislation. We invite you to check out our website, look at the benefits LBRHA offers rental owners, and see how we can help you prosper to the fullest from your rental investments. Why Should You Join?
Need a Rental Form Right Now?Have you ever needed a form quickly and the LBRHA office was closed? Oregon Rental Housing Forms are just a click away! Simply fill in the ORHA form you need and print it out. In a matter of minutes, you'll be on your way! Senante Bill 611 Became Effective on July 6, 2023 On July 6, 2023 Governor Kotek signed Senate Bill 611, which enacts the following restrictions on rent increases: · Housing Providers may only raise rent once in any 12-month period. · Unless an exemption applies, rent increases may not exceed the lesser · If a Housing Provider terminates a tenancy without cause in the first year Because this is an emergency measure, all rent increase notices issued on or after July 6, 2023 must comply with these new rules. SB 611 expressly does not apply to rent increases that were sent prior to it being signed into law by the Governor. Please contact your LBRHA Member Helpline March 30, 2023 The Immediate Effects of HB 2001! | Rental Assistance Notice **Oregon HB 2001** Dear Members,House Bill 2001 has been signed by the Governor and is in effect. The law change substantially impacts service of notice for nonpayment, now requiring that a special disclosure form be included with notices for nonpayment. You can download a PDF of the required notice HERE.Thank you to Attorney Brian Cox, who has written the following explainer to guide you. ------------------------------ How Evictions Are Changing Under HB 2001 (2023) "Overview: Effective March 29, 2023, House Bill 2001 (2023) redefines the statutory meaning of non-payment, extends the time given in termination notices for non-payment (back to 10/13 days as they were during the pandemic protections), requires additional information and disclosures in non-payment notices and summons, and also extends the eviction timelines (so these cases are now going to take longer)."-- Important Changes to Oregon Eviction Law -- "More fully described, HB 2001:
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ORHA KEY PAC During the State of Oregon legislative session, ORHA KEY PAC will support affordable housing initiatives including building and a tax credit tenant assistance program. ORHA KEY PAC will fight rent control, the elimination of 30-day no-cause terminations, and tenant relocation assistance paid for by landlords. Contribute to the Oregon Rental Housing Key Pac and you may qualify for a Tax Credit. |
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ORHA KEY PAC During the State of Oregon legislative session, ORHA KEY PAC will support affordable housing initiatives including building and a tax credit tenant assistance program. ORHA KEY PAC will fight rent control, the elimination of 30-day no-cause terminations, and tenant relocation assistance paid for by landlords. Contribute to the Oregon Rental Housing Key Pac and you may qualify for a Tax Credit. |