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Security deposit

No statewide cap

Notice to enter

24 hours

Notice to vacate

Typically 30 days

Rent control / increases

Statewide rent increase limits (no-cause eviction rules)

Oregon renting laws

This page summarizes the key landlord-tenant rules for Oregon. Local laws may add additional protections, so check your city or county housing department as well.

Security deposit

No statewide cap.

Landlord entry

24 hours.

Notice to vacate

Typically 30 days.

Rent control / rent increases

Statewide rent increase limits (no-cause eviction rules).

Where to get help

  • Search for a local tenant-rights organization or legal aid society in Oregon.
  • Contact your city or county housing department for local ordinances.
  • For disputes, consider a qualified tenant-landlord attorney in your jurisdiction.
Renters insurance in Oregon

A typical policy in Oregon runs $12–20/month and covers your belongings against theft, fire, and water damage. Many leases now require proof of coverage before move-in.

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Not legal advice

This page summarizes general rules for Oregon Renting Laws. Local ordinances may add stronger protections, and laws change. For your specific situation, consult a local tenant-rights organization or qualified attorney.