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Oregon Room Rental Agreement

An Oregon Room Rental Agreement is a formal document that sets the rules for individuals sharing a living space in Oregon. This agreement details the expectations and responsibilities of each tenant, including their roles in maintaining the home, paying rent, and handling utilities.

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Oregon Room Rental Agreement

Access our legitimate and easily customizable Oregon Room Rental Agreement template to adhere to state laws.

The Oregon Room Rental Agreement becomes legally binding once the lessor and lessee have signed it, ensuring everyone understands and agrees to their obligations. This promotes a harmonious living environment and helps prevent potential disputes.

Access to the Room  

The balance between a tenant’s privacy rights and a landlord’s responsibilities is maintained through specific rules. Typically, a landlord must provide at least 24-hour notice.

Exceptions to the 24-hour notice rule include:

  • Landlords can enter without advance notice in emergencies like a fire or a burst pipe. In that case, the landlord must inform you about the emergency, when it occurred, and who entered within 24 hours.
  • For requested repairs in writing, the owner has 7 days to make them without giving any notice. After 7 days, the regular 24-hour notice applies.
  • Both parties agree on less or no notice for a specific entry.
  • If an owner believes an occupant permanently moved out or abandoned the unit, they may enter it.

Guest & Pets Policy 

When drafting the guest policy for the Oregon Room Rental Agreement, it’s important to consider the following aspects related to visitors:

  • Maximum Occupancy: Define the maximum number of residents permitted in the room.
  • Type of Visitors: Specify the types of guests you allow. (Family, Friends, Partners).
  • Guest Limitations: Determine the number of visitors allowed in the room at any time and if they’re allowed in the common areas.
  • Stay Duration: Set a limit on the number of nights a visitor can stay on the property within a certain period.
  • Consecutive Nights: Decide on the maximum number of successive nights a person can spend.
  • Extended Stays: Establish how to manage guests who stay longer than permitted. This could involve evicting tenants who breach this part of the lease or adding long-term visitors as occupants.

Pet Policies:

  • Pet Charges: Owners cannot impose one-time, monthly, or other periodic charges based on an occupant’s pet ownership.
  • Pet Rules: Landlords can establish written rules concerning pet control, cleanliness, quantity, breed, and size.
  • Violation Charges: Owners can impose a charge if an occupant violates the pet agreement or any pet-related rules. However, the penalty for each violation must not exceed $50.

Security Deposit Regulations  

  • There are no set minimum or maximum limits for security deposits in Oregon.
  • Owners are obligated to provide occupants with a receipt for the security deposit.
  • Owners aren’t required to pay any interest accrued on their security deposit.