Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 18 § 18.906 — unless the court finds:

unless the court finds: (a) That the property is the homestead of the judgment debtor; (b) That the judgment is subject to the homestead exemption; and (c) That the amount of the judgment or judgments was $3,000 or less at the time of entry of the judgment or judgments as described in ORS 18.395 (7). (3) If the court authorizes the sale of residential property, the order must state whether the homestead exemption applies to the property. If the homestead exemption does apply to the property, the order must state the allowed amount of the exemption. (4) If the court authorizes the sale of residential property, the judgment creditor may recover the costs of service of the motion and notice under ORS 18.908 as part of the costs of the sale. [2005 c.542 §19; 2009 c.612 §8] (Notice of Sale)