Oregon HOA & Condo Laws

Oregon governs planned communities through ORS Chapter 94 (Planned Community Act) and condominiums through ORS Chapter 100. Key requirements include resale certificate disclosures, financial transparency, deferred maintenance reporting, and owner rights.

Key Statutes

ORS 94.670

Resale Certificates — Planned Community Act

Oregon's Planned Community Act requires 13 disclosure items in resale certificates, including deferred maintenance and financial statements.

13 disclosure items

Legal Facts by Category

Assessment · 2

Monthly assessment amount and any unpaid assessments or fees ORS 94.670 (1)(a)

Approved special assessments not yet due ORS 94.670 (1)(b)

Compliance · 1

Pending suits or judgments against the association ORS 94.670 (1)(f)

Enforcement · 1

Outstanding code violations affecting common areas or unit ORS 94.670 (1)(j)

Financial · 3

Current operating budget and most recent financial statement ORS 94.670 (1)(c)

Most recent annual financial statement ORS 94.670 (1)(l)

Current balance sheet or financial condition statement ORS 94.670 (1)(m)

Governance · 3

Declaration, bylaws, and rules of the association ORS 94.670 (1)(g)

Right of first refusal or other transfer restrictions ORS 94.670 (1)(h)

Restrictions on use, occupancy, or leasing of units ORS 94.670 (1)(i)

Insurance · 1

Summary of insurance coverage maintained by the association ORS 94.670 (1)(e)

Reserves · 2

Amount of reserve fund and designated purposes ORS 94.670 (1)(d)

Known deferred maintenance or capital improvement needs ORS 94.670 (1)(k)

Legal references last verified March 9, 2026. This content is educational and informational. It does not constitute legal advice. Consult a licensed attorney in your state for legal guidance specific to your situation.