Landlord Resources
- Residential Landlord and Tenant – Title 10, Ch 90
- Seller’s Property Disclosure Statement – Title 10, Ch 105
- Conveyancing and Recording – Title 10, Ch 93
- Handbook (Guide) – Landlord-Tenant Law in Oregon
An Oregon rent-to-own agreement allows landlords to rent their real estate to tenants with the option to eventually purchase. In addition to paying rent, tenants are generally required to supply some type of payment to reserve the right to buy the unit. This type of agreement allows tenants to work toward financial stability while ensuring the landlord receives regular monthly payments.
An Oregon rent-to-own agreement allows landlords to rent their real estate to tenants with the option to eventually purchase. In addition to paying rent, tenants are generally required to supply some type of payment to reserve the right to buy the unit. This type of agreement allows tenants to work toward financial stability while ensuring the landlord receives regular monthly payments.
An Oregon rent-to-own agreement allows landlords to rent their real estate to tenants with the option to eventually purchase. In addition to paying rent, tenants are generally required to supply some type of payment to reserve the right to buy the unit. This type of agreement allows tenants to work toward financial stability while ensuring the landlord receives regular monthly payments.