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Oregon landlords, rent increase question

Tom Fidrych
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I own several rentals in Oregon and increased the rents last October per the state % guidelines. One of the long term tenants would like to get a roommate to bridge an income issue. This place is about 20% below market. Can I raise the rent again since there has been an addition of tenant or am I still constrained by the 1 rent increase per year requirement.

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