Webinar: November Landlord Study Hall

In November we’re very excited to answer any of your Landlord/Tenant questions. Multifamily NW welcomes Warren Allen, LLP for this informative Q&A Free-For-All. Join us to hear what others have to say or to ask that question you've had on your mind.

Landlord Study Hall is a monthly evening education series for the busy landlord with a day job. This month we’ll overview the legal forms to terminate residential tenancies in Oregon. Local and state laws have been routinely updated in the last few years, changing notice timelines, limiting notices without stated cause, adding compulsory tenancy renewals and tenant relocation payments in certain circumstances. The COVID-19 pandemic has complicated matters further with eviction moratoria and the courts grinding to a halt. Come and hear the latest news at August’s Landlord Study Hall!

Landlord Study Hall is a partnership between KJK Properties, Warren Allen LLP & Multifamily NW

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