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I am looking for legal advice on how to deal with rate increases. Oregon has statewide rent control so I notified my tenants last month that I would be increasing rent (some have not had an increase in 3 years) starting May 1st. However in light of the COVID-19, I want to delay collecting the increased rent while having the increase date stay in effect since the rent control only allows limited increases once a year. Is there a way to do a forgivable loan of the increased rent amount or something like that? Any good/solid advice is appreciated.

Scot T, OR on Thursday, March 19, 2020

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