Oregon Revised Statutes Chapter 90 § 90.555 — Subleasing agreements

Subleasing agreements. (1) As used in this section: (a) “Actively markets for sale” means that the facility tenant: (A) Places a for-sale sign on the dwelling or home; (B) Retains a broker, real estate agent, or manufactured structure dealer to assist in the sale; and (C) Advertises the dwelling or home for sale in a newspaper or online. (b) “Facility landlord” means the landlord of the facility. (c) “Facility tenant” means the owner of the manufactured dwelling or floating home, who is the tenant of the facility landlord under the rental agreement. (d) “Rental agreement” means the rental agreement between the facility landlord and facility tenant. (e) “Renter” means a person other than the facility tenant who is lawfully occupying the manufactured dwelling or floating home under a subleasing agreement. (f) “Subleasing agreement” means the written agreement between the facility landlord, facility tenant, and renter concerning the occupancy of the renter and the rights of the parties. (2) A facility tenant may not rent the facility tenant’s manufactured dwelling or floating home to another person for a period exceeding three days unless the facility landlord, facility tenant and renter enter into a written subleasing agreement specifying the rights and obligations of the facility landlord, facility tenant and renter during the renter’s occupancy of the dwelling or home. The subleasing agreement shall require the renter to timely pay to the facility landlord the space rent, any separately assessed fees payable under the rental agreement and any separately billed utility or service charge described in ORS