Property Management
An Oregon landlord receives a pet deposit in addition to the security deposit. Under ORLTA, a pet deposit is:
AIllegal — Oregon prohibits separate pet deposits
BLegal but included within the total security deposit limits✓ Correct
CLegal and may be kept entirely if the pet causes any damage
DUnlimited in amount for large breeds
Explanation
Oregon allows landlords to collect a pet deposit, but it is considered part of the security deposit and must be returned (less allowable deductions) within 31 days of tenancy termination. Oregon does not impose a statutory cap on security deposits, but all deposits are subject to the same rules.
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