Renting Converted Garage Oregon

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Renting a converted garage in Oregon is generally legal if it complies with local zoning ordinances, building codes, and rental laws. Providing access to basic sanitation facilities like a bathroom is required. If tenants have lawful residence, landlords must give proper eviction notice. Always check local ordinances for specific requirements.

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In the state of oregon is it legal to rent out my garage to someone? If it has been made into a living space.
Hello ****, in Oregon, it's generally legal to rent out converted garages if they comply with local zoning ordinances, building codes, and rental laws. These may include:
- Proper permits for conversion
- Adequate living conditions (e.g., plumbing, heating)
- Adherence to landlord-tenant laws
If there is no plumbing but we have been givin acsess to the house for shower and bathroom
In Oregon, providing access to basic sanitation facilities like a bathroom is a requirement. If you're offering access to the house for shower and bathroom use, it should be acceptable.
- Ensure safe and convenient access at all times.
- Check local ordinances for specifics.
Ok. So as long as we have been given a key to acsess basic needs such as the bathroom then they legally would need to give us a eviction notice correct?
Yes, ****. In Oregon, landlords must give proper eviction notice. If you're lawfully residing in the property, even without a formal lease, they cannot forcibly remove you without this notice.