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Oregon's Landlord Compensation Program is designed to provide relief to residential landlords who have been unable to collect rent due to tenant hardships. During the Third Special Session of 2020, the Oregon Legislature enacted an eviction moratorium and established the Landlord Compensation Fund (HB 4401). The Legislature allocated $200 million in rent assistance to support tenants and landlords, which includes $150 million for the Landlord Compensation Fund. This program was designed to provide relief to landlords who have tenants living in their homes who have been unable to pay rent at any point since April 2020 due to a financial hardship. The program will also eliminate the rent owed for those tenants experiencing a hardship.


The Landlord Compensation Program is closed!

The last opportunity to inquire about a property that has not received payment is December 3rd 2021.  If you have questions or concerns about your application before December 3rd 2021 you may submit your inquiry through this web link: https://tinyurl.com/2we3bmx4



Application Portal

Round Three is now closed.

Application Portal​

​Application Instructions​

Application Portal Video​ (Step-by-Step Instructions – no audio​)​

Required Forms

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​Important Tenant Notice (Building Wide Notice)
English

Financial Declaration of Hardship forms are available in additional languages at: 

The first application round will provide relief to 1900+ landlords who own 3900+ properties. More than $40 million will forgive the back rent of approximately 12,000 tenants. The map below details the statewide reach of this program. ​

Landlord testimonial: 

I was delighted for this opportunity to have full forgiveness for my tenant, a restaurant worker and student. To also recover 80% of my losses is a bonus I did not expect would ever happen. This process was ultimately fast, considering what had to be done to execute quickly. So thankful.

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 ​Oregon Law Center Attendee Q & A on the Eviction Moratorium​​​

 Landlord Compensation Fund Program

 ​2021 Tenant Eviction Protections Overview from OLC

 ​Landlord Compensation Fund Guidelines

​ 01/29/21 Webinar Recording, Landlord Compensation Fund​

​Statewide Eviction Moratorium

Renters must sign and return a form to their landlord if they can't afford their rent. This form will be available from the Oregon Judicial Branch. The Oregon Law Center has the form and more information in English and Spanish.  ​

Financial Declaration of Hardship forms are available in additional languages at: ​
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​​Are you a renter?

If you can’t afford your rent, co​ntact your local community action agency or call or text 2-1-1 for assistance. 

Oregon’s eviction moratoriu​m: 

Governor Kate Brown and the Oregon Legislature have made it unlawful for landlords to evict people who can’t afford their rent. This rule will last until June 30, 2021.

Renters must sign and return a form to their landlord if they can’t afford their rent. This form will be available from the Oregon Judicial Branch. The Oregon Law Center has the form and more information in English and Spanish. ​



Questions?

General Questions

Application Questions
Or, chat via online application portal

Customer service staff are on hand to provide support M-F from 8am to 4pm via either the online application portal 
chat or email.

Need a Reasonable Accommodation?
If you have a disability and cannot access, apply for or utilize the LCF program in the manner intended because of a disability. Please click here to learn more about and request a Reasonable Accommodation.

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