My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Oregon,
Hired a property management who leased out our home. A situation arose with the tenants and the property management tried to evict and had several blunders trying to do so. We were going to fire them but the quit stating they had paid to much in attorney fees to continue with the tenants and our home. Lease stated it would continue month to month if not renewed, when renewal time came we entered a verbal, I know should have gotten it in writing, agreement that we would continue month to month with the same terms as the original lease agreement the property management company had. The tenants stayed another year and have just moved out. I'd like to utilize the "things to clean" sheet that was in the original lease when determining deposit refund. However, I'm not sure if the original lease would hold up in Court as the property management company that issued it no longer works for us. Any direction to laws on this would be appreciated, can't find anything on it.
Thanks in advance.
Hired a property management who leased out our home. A situation arose with the tenants and the property management tried to evict and had several blunders trying to do so. We were going to fire them but the quit stating they had paid to much in attorney fees to continue with the tenants and our home. Lease stated it would continue month to month if not renewed, when renewal time came we entered a verbal, I know should have gotten it in writing, agreement that we would continue month to month with the same terms as the original lease agreement the property management company had. The tenants stayed another year and have just moved out. I'd like to utilize the "things to clean" sheet that was in the original lease when determining deposit refund. However, I'm not sure if the original lease would hold up in Court as the property management company that issued it no longer works for us. Any direction to laws on this would be appreciated, can't find anything on it.
Thanks in advance.
Rental Agreements: Hired Management Co. Who Leased Out Our Home then Quit, is Lease Still Good
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