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This booklet gives you general information about some common questions and problems Oregon tenants (also called “renters”) may have. This information is accurate as of March 2023. But the law changes over time, so if possible, check with a lawyer about your rights and responsibilities. You can find updates to this booklet and information about many other legal issues [at](at www.oregonlawhelp.org. A list of)[ ](at www.oregonlawhelp.org. A list of)[www.oregonlawhelp.org](at www.oregonlawhelp.org. A list of)[. A list of](at www.oregonlawhelp.org. A list of) places you may be able to get help, including lawyers, is located at the back of this booklet.  \n2. This booklet covers laws that apply to rented housing everywhere in Oregon. But some cities have extra laws and rules. Portland, for example, has more protections for tenants. You can go to the Portland Rental Services Helpdesk at: [https://www.portland.gov/phb/rental-services/helpdesk](https://www.portland.gov/phb/rental-services/helpdesk or)[ or](https://www.portland.gov/phb/rental-services/helpdesk or) call them at 503-865-3260. The city of Milwaukee also has special rules limiting some terminations of tenancy.  \n3. This booklet gives you the basic information you need to understand your rights and responsibilities and to solve common issues on your own. It is not legal advice. Because this information is general, it is important to remember that your situation may be different! A lawyer can give you legal advice about your specific situation, tell you about time limitations, and check to see if the law has changed.  \n4. Every law has strict time limits that control when you can assert your rights. If you wait to act, you may lose your rights. You have only one year to make your claim incourt if a someone has done something illegal under the landlord tenant act. For other laws (including housing discrimination), you may have longer time limits.  \nWHERE CAN YOU GET MORE HELP AND LEGAL ADVICE?  \nLegal Aid Services of Oregon and the Oregon Law Center help low-income people with civil legal issues throughout Oregon. The Center for Non-Profit Legal Services serves Jackson County. You will find contact information for your local legal aid office, the Fair Housing Council of Oregon, and other possible sources of help and legal advice at the back of this booklet. You can also look for updates at the legal aid website.  \nHow to Use This Booklet  \nThis booklet is set up in a question-and-answer format . Start by looking at the Table of Contents to find and read the question/s that sound most like your issue. If you still have questions or think your rights have been violated, we recommend you get advice from a lawyer. Information on how to find a lawyer and other places where you may be able to get help is at the end of this booklet.  \nSome sample letters to landlords are included. It is always best to communicate with your landlord in writing. Some legal issues require written notice or confirmation. Anytime you send a message to your landlord, keep a copy of whatever you give them. Be clear and detailed in any letters. A judge might see anything you give your landlord. The sample letters in this booklet are only examples. You need to change the wording to fit your situation. Get all agreements between you and your landlord in writing.  \nAvoid communicating with your landlord in person or over the phone. If you must communicate in person or over the phone, keep notes of what you talked about. 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