Tenant Eviction For Pets

Summary

In Oregon, landlords can evict tenants for violating lease terms, such as having an unauthorized pet. The lease must clearly prohibit animals, and landlords should issue a written notice of the violation within a reasonable timeframe, typically a 30-day notice to comply or vacate. Its crucial to follow the legal eviction process in Oregon. Review the lease agreement for specific terms and consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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He wants me to convert the apartment into electric and complaining the gas bothers him.
If your tenant is requesting modifications to the apartment that were not agreed upon in the lease, and there's no legal requirement to make such changes, you generally have no obligation to comply. However, simply not wanting to make these changes isn't typically grounds for eviction.
- In Oregon, landlords can only evict tenants for specific reasons, such as non-payment of rent, violation of lease terms, or illegal activity.
- It's important to review the lease agreement and see if the tenant's request violates any terms.

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Can you evict for having am animal when policy states ypu xannot?
Yes, in Oregon, you can evict a tenant for violating the lease terms, including having an animal when the policy states they cannot. Key points to consider:
- Ensure the lease clearly prohibits animals.
- Provide written notice of the lease violation.
- Follow the legal eviction process in Oregon.
Would you like more details on the eviction process?
How long after you discover they had an animal in the dwelling do you have to issue a notice?
In Oregon, you typically need to issue a notice within a reasonable timeframe after discovering the lease violation. For pets, this is usually a *-day notice to comply or vacate. Review your lease agreement for specific terms.
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