Summary
In Oregon, personal property left behind is considered abandoned after 24 hours and can be disposed of after 30 days. If the propertys value exceeds $500, you must notify the former tenant, typically through written notice to their last known address. A digital message may suffice, but consult a local attorney for confirmation. A person living in a rental property but not paying rent can still have renters rights if staying with the landlords knowledge and consent.Full Conversation
If a house mate leaves and breaks contact, and after which has been asked to find new living conditions and to remove their stuff within 30 days and so far has not made contact and are not on the lease. At which point do they loose any claim to the living aituation? When is their stuff considered abandoned? What can the rest ofnthe people living there do?
Hello ****, it seems like you're dealing with a difficult situation. I'll need to know your location to provide the most accurate information. Laws can vary by state or country. Could you please provide this information?
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In Oregon:
- Personal property left behind is considered abandoned after * hours.
- You may dispose of it after 30 days.
- If the property value exceeds $*, you must notify the former tenant.
Please consult a local attorney for guidance.
What constitutes notification to the former tenant
In Oregon, notification to the former tenant typically involves sending a written notice to their last known address. This should detail:
- Description of the property
- Location where the tenant can claim it
- Deadline by which it must be claimed
Please consult a local attorney for specific guidance.
Will a digital message seen and recieved by the former tenant count as notification
In Oregon, a digital message could potentially serve as notice. However, laws can be complex and change. To ensure you meet all legal requirements, please consult a local attorney for specific guidance.
At which point does someone not on the lease but having lived there for years leaving no longer have renters rights
In Oregon, if a person has lived in a place for years, they may be considered a tenant at will. This status ends when the person moves out and stops paying rent. Please consult a local attorney for detailed advice.
Can you recommend a lawyer for a free consult neae me
I'm sorry, but I am unable to provide specific lawyer recommendations. However, you can search for legal aid organizations in your area as they often offer free consultations.
Does a person have renters right ifnthey lived there but another person paid for them?
In Oregon, a person living in a rental property but not paying the rent themselves can still have renter's rights. If they are staying there with the landlord's knowledge and consent, they could be considered a tenant at will. Consult a local attorney for advice.
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