Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Oregon

a rental unit I own is in need of repairs - some of which were recently brought to my attention by the tenant - broken wood in deck, mold, windows that do not open for ventilation. I wish to make repairs but to the point that it is difficult and time consuming with the tenant still in residency. should I give this tenant a no-cause notice, or a cause notice the cause being to facilitate repairs of which we are both aware. the tenant does not wish to relocate and is likely to be difficult. I understand that I due to the nature of the repairs, mold, etc., I must act to avoid liability.


Asked on 8/08/14, 6:05 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Daniel Meek Daniel W. Meek

I thought I answered this already. Give the tenant both types of notice.

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Answered on 8/29/14, 11:35 pm


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