Federal Judge Halts Ban on ‘Love Letters’ Between Buyers and Sellers
A federal judge in Oregon has issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting enforcement of an Oregon law against what are called “love letters” between buyers and sellers of real estate.
In his court order, District Judge...
The End of the Grace Period, Part Deux
The end of the grace period in March brings the biggest change for Oregon landlords - the ability to pursue debts from the Emergency Period.
By Bradley S. Kraus
Partner, Warren Allen LLP
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March is upon us,...
The End of the Grace Period, and How Landlords Should Approach it
The end of the grace period and how landlords should deal with unpaid rent is something they should discuss with their attorneys.
By Bradley S. Kraus
Partner, Warren Allen LLP
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It’s now February, a month many have...
Senate Bill 891: More Changes to Ring in the New Year
With the new year here, it is ringing in new changes for Oregon landlords including Senate Bill 891 which is changing of timelines related to a landlord’s ability to act.
By Bradley S. Kraus
Partner, Warren...
Justice, CFPB Warn Landlords On Military Tenant Protections
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) are warning landlords and other housing providers on military tenant protections when they are providing rental housing for military families, according...
Arizona Attorney Disciplined For Wrongful Eviction Actions
A Phoenix real estate attorney has been put on probation for filing wrongful eviction actions against renters who were protected at the time by the national CARES Act, according to the Arizona Republic.
The Attorney...
Oregon Extends Eviction Moratorium for Tenants Who Applied for Rent Relief
The Oregon Legislature in special session approved the extension of the state’s eviction moratorium for tenants who have or will apply for rent relief by June 30, 2022 but have not yet received any...
If My Tenant Moves Out, Do I Have To Pay Relocation Fee?
Ask attorney Brad is a regular feature with attorney Bradley S. Kraus and this week the question is about whether a landlord has to pay a relocation fee in Oregon if a tenant moves...
New Year, New Laws: Changes to Tenant Screening in Senate Bill 291
With the new year fast approaching, Oregon landlords must once again turn their attention to a new law affecting their business practices and tenant screening in Senate Bill 291.
By Bradley S. Kraus
Attorney at Law
Warren...
Fair Housing and the Supreme Court Ruling for the LGBTQ+ Community
Fair housing and the U.S. Supreme Court ruling for the LGBTQ+ community means it is time to review your policies and make any needed changes according to the expanded understanding of the category of...