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Oregon lease setup checklist.
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Oregon required steps
Confirm the security deposit cap
No cap (but limits on first month combined) (ORS § 90.300).
Set a lease-compliant late fee
Reasonable; must wait 4 days; flat fee or daily allowed Allow a 4-day grace period.
Plan entry-notice language
Give at least 24 hours' notice before entering, absent an emergency.
Set month-to-month termination notice
30/60/90 days (tenancy length); statewide just-cause.
Attach every required disclosure
Lead-based paint, Flood plain, Smoking policy, Recycling, Carbon monoxide, Outstanding utilities.
Plan deposit return timing
31 days (ORS § 90.300).
Collect state-specific lease fields
Statewide rent stabilization status, Maximum allowable annual rent increase (%).
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This checklist is legal information, not legal advice. Consult an attorney licensed in Oregon for property-specific questions.