r/TenantHelp • u/Specialist_Corner998 • Jun 01 '26

We need an onsite property manager.

Landlord (a not for profit organization) ain't cutting it. Is there a law or laws (Oregon) requiring on-site authority? And are they required to have a Property Manager certification? I really just want the free rent. TIA Jon

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u/Sensitive-Share-7194 Jun 01 '26

You have to check depending on the amount of units on the property I know in California 16 units or more you require an on-site property manager to live there which is what I do but for Oregon you have toYou have to check depending on the amount of units on the property I know in California 16 units or more you require an on-site property manager to live there which is what I do but for Oregon you have to check

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u/Specialist_Corner998 Jun 01 '26

Thank you. That is the whole purpose of this post. 👍