Property Management
In Oregon, can a landlord charge late fees for overdue rent? If so, what is required?
ANo — late fees are prohibited by ORLTA
BYes — if the late fee is specified in the rental agreement and reasonable✓ Correct
CYes — but only after the tenant is 30 days late
DOnly with prior court approval
Explanation
Oregon landlords may charge late fees for overdue rent, provided the fee is: (1) specified in the written rental agreement, (2) not charged until after a 4-day grace period from the due date, and (3) reasonable (not a penalty). ORS 90.
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