When The Landlord Can Come In
ORS 90.322 — 24 hours' actual notice, and a tenant may say no
Notice, and the right to refuse. Outside the exceptions, a landlord gives at least 24 hours' actual notice of intent to enter, and enters only at reasonable times. A tenant who receives the notice may deny consent, by actual notice to the landlord or a written notice secured to the main entrance, and the landlord may not then enter.
- An emergency, such as a repair likely to cause serious damage if not fixed at once, with notice within 24 hours after if the tenant was away
- Repairs the tenant asked for in writing, for up to seven days unless the work is in progress
- Showing to a buyer, under a separate signed agreement made while the landlord is trying to sell
Sources for this section (1)
- ORS 90.322 — Landlord or agent access to premises
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