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The Centers for Disease Control ban on residential eviction for nonpayment of rent slated to end June 30, 2021, has been extended for one month to July 31, 2021.
What this means for Oregonians
Under the recently passed Oregon SB 278, beginning July 1 Oregon landlords will already be prohibited from terminating a ...
Oregon Housing and Community Services has extended the deadline for the final round of the Landlord Compensation Fund (LCF) until June 23 at 11:59pm. Under the recently passed SB 278, which has passed the Oregon House, landlords whose applications are accepted will be able to receive 100% of unpaid rent through the LCF rather ...
On June 17th, President Biden signed into law a bill recognizing Juneteenth National Independence Day as a Federal holiday and the law took effect immediately.
Because Juneteenth would fall on a Saturday (6/19) this year, it was observed on Friday (6/18).
Under the OREF Sale Agreement, Federal and Oregon holidays are not business days. REALTORS® with deals underway ...
The Oregon House passed SB 278 this week. It is expected to pass the Senate and be signed by the Governor next week. Under the bill, beginning on July 1 (when the eviction moratorium was otherwise slated to end), tenants who notify their landlords that they applied for rental ...
Governor Kate Brown has extended Oregon’s mortgage foreclosure moratorium until September 30, 2021.
The Governor was acting under the authority of the recently passed House Bill 2009, which authorizes Brown to extend the mortgage foreclosure moratorium period for homeowners for two successive three-month periods beyond June 30.
In Senate Bill 282—the recently passed evictions ...
