Oregon Manufactured Home Community Owner Resources
A practical starting point for Oregon community owners looking for forms, laws, industry updates, and useful park information. Links lead to state agencies and industry resources; confirm current requirements for your situation and consult your attorney when needed.
Industry & Community Resources
Industry updates, forms, and resources for community owners.
Listings and information for manufactured home communities.
Forms & Filings
Register a park, pay fees, or update registration information through Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS).
OHCS sample notice for a manufactured home park closure.
Oregon DOJ form for manufactured dwelling park site improvements.
Oregon Building Codes Division form used for manufactured home ownership transactions.
Statewide court forms and information. The court does not advise owners on which form to use in a particular situation.
Oregon Laws & State Resources
Oregon statutes covering residential landlord–tenant matters, including manufactured dwelling parks.
State information and resources for manufactured home parks and marina communities.
OHCS information on communities listed for sale.
Search bills and follow legislative activity. A “Legislation to watch” section could summarize relevant bills with their status and the date you last checked.
The Oregon Department of Justice is committed to ensuring a safe and fair marketplace in Oregon. We help consumers with complaints, we prevent fraud, we enforce consumer protection laws and we invest in consumer education. Below are additional governmental consumer protection agencies that have jurisdiction over manufactured dwelling issues.
For tenancies subject to ORS 90.600 (1) in facilities* with 30 or fewer spaces, or for tenancy types subject to ORS 90.323, the percentage is the lesser of:
The Oregon park maximum rent increase for 2027: 10% for parks with 30 or fewer spaces, or 7% plus the Consumer Price Index (CPI); or
6% for parks with 31 or more spaces.
Office of Economic Analysis, Department of Administrative Services.
For 2027, the maximum allowable rent increase percentage for tenancies subject to ORS 90.324(b) is 10%.