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Under what conditions may a landlord enter tenant's premises?
1. In the case of an emergency. 2. With a tenant's written consent, to make requested repairs. 3. With a tenant's written consent, to show the premises to a prospective buyer. 4. Any of the above. |
4. Any of the above.
NOTE: A landlord may enter a tenant's premises in the case of an emergency, and with a tenant's written consent, make requested repairs and/or show the premises to a prospective buyer. |
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Types of payments a landlord may require or accept include
1. applicant screening charges. 2. security deposits. 3. late charges or fees. 4. all of the above. |
4. all of the above.
NOTE: Types of payments a landlord may require or accept include applicant screening charges, security deposits and late charges or fees. |
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A late rent payment fee can be charged if
1. rent is not received by the 10th. day of a weekly rental agreement. 2. if the rental agreement includes the specifics of a late fee. 3. the landlord wants to evict the tenant. 4. the a tenant fails to comply with new tenant regulations. |
2. if the rental agreement includes the specifics of a late fee.
NOTE: A late rent payment fee can be charged if the rental agreement includes the specifics of a late fee. |
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Essential services include
1. Heat, water, plumbing and storm windows.
2. Heat, water, locking doors, electricity.
3. Security doors, water, heat, electricity. 4. Both 1 and 2. |
2. Heat, water, locking doors, electricity.
NOTE: Essential services include heat, water, locking doors, electricity. |
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A tenant is obligated to do the following.
1. Use the premises as designed and intended.
2. Inform the landlord if friends are visiting for the day.
3. To perform minor repairs themselves.
4. Replace batteries in a smoke detector.
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1. Use the premises as designed and intended.
NOTE: A tenant is obligated to use the premises as designed and intended. |
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A landlord may retaliate against a tenant by
1. increasing rent.
2. decreasing services.
3. bringing or threatening a suit for eviction.
4. none of the above.
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4. none of the above.
NOTE: A landlord may NOT retaliate against a tenant. |
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Under occupancy guidelines, a bedroom should contain at least how many square feet?
1. 60
2. 70 3. 80 4. 100 |
2. 70
NOTE: Under occupancy guidelines, a bedroom should contain at least 70 square feet of space. |
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If the tenant, in violation of the rental agreement, keeps on the premises a pet capable of causing damage to persons or property, the landlord may deliver a written notice specifying the violation and stating that the tenancy will terminate upon a date not less than how many days after the delivery of the notice unless the tenant removes the pet from the premises prior to the termination date specified in the notice?
1. 2 days 2. 7 days 3. 10 days 4. 14 days |
3. 10 days
NOTE: If the tenant, in violation of the rental agreement, keeps on the premises a pet capable of causing damage to persons or property, the landlord may deliver a written notice specifying the violation and stating that the tenancy will terminate upon a date not less than TEN days after the delivery of the notice unless the tenant removes the pet from the premises prior to the termination date specified in the notice? |
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In most kinds of housing, a property manager with a tenant having a month-to-month tenancy may also attempt to evict a tenant with a 72-hour notice for not paying their rent. This may happen if a tenant has not paid rent within 7 days of its due date. If rent is due on the first of the month, a property manager may give a 72-hour notice on the what day of the month?
1. 7th day 2. 8th day 3. Either the 7th or 8th day 4. Neither the 7th or 8th day |
2. 8th day
NOTE: If rent is due on the first of the month, a property manager may give a 72-hour notice on the 8th. day of the month. |
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Notices may be served by either personal delivery or by mail. Unless a lease or other agreement specifies otherwise, mail delivery shall be done by
1. first class mail. 2. certified mail. 3. registered mail. 4. Return Receipt Requested mail. |
1. first class mail.
NOTE: Unless a lease or other agreement specifies otherwise, mail delivery shall be done by first class mail. |
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Which of the following is CORRECT?
I. The most common notices include 30-day notices for “no cause.”
II. If tenancy began more than one year ago, the tenant must receive a 60-day “no cause” notice.
1. I only 2. II only 3. Both I and II 4. Neither I nor II |
3. Both I and II
NOTE: Both statements are correct. The most common notices include 30-day notices for “no cause.” If tenancy began more than one year ago, the tenant must receive a 60-day “no cause” notice. |
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Which of the following is CORRECT? I. The most difficult eviction proceedings for tenants to win are those based on 30-day notices for no cause II. When it comes to eviction, a residential property manager usually can terminate a rental agreement with a tenant witho
Which of the following is CORRECT? I. The most difficult eviction proceedings for tenants to win are those based on 30- day notices for no cause II. When it comes to eviction, a residential property manager usually can terminate a rental agreement with a tenant without the tenant's agreement. 1. I only 2. II only 3. Both I and II 4. Neither I nor II |
1. I only
NOTE: The first statement is correct. The most difficult eviction proceedings for tenants to win are those based on 30-day notices for no cause. The following is the second statement corrected,. A residential property manager cannot terminate a rental agreement with a tenant without the tenant's agreement, unless there is a court order. |
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Which of the following is INCORRECT? I. Residential property managers cannot take or keep any of a tenant's belongings until the rental agreement has ended. II. After a rental agreement has ended, however, a property manager has the right to dispose of a tenant's abandoned personal belongings in
Which of the following is INCORRECT? I. Residential property managers cannot take or keep any of a tenant's belongings until the rental agreement has ended. II. After a rental agreement has ended, however, a property manager has the right to dispose of a tenant's abandoned personal belongings in any convenient manner. 1. I only 2. II only 3. Both I and II 4. Neither I nor II |
2. II only
NOTE: Choice number 2 is incorrect. After a rental agreement has ended, however, a property manager has the right to dispose of a tenant's abandoned personal belongings in any convenient manner. Choice number 2 has been corrected to read; after a rental agreement has ended, however, a property manager has the right to dispose of a tenant's abandoned personal belongings, but only after following very specific rules. |
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A property manager may NOT remove a motor vehicle that is not abandoned from the rental premises without notice to the owner or operator if the vehicle:
1. blocks emergency access to the premises.
2. blocks entry to the premises.
3. violates a prominently posted parking violation sign.
4. has a flat tire.
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4. has a flat tire.
NOTE: A property manager may NOT remove a motor vehicle that is not abandoned from the rental premises without notice to the owner or operator if the vehicle has a flat tire. |
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In Oregon, a security deposit is
1. a nonrefundable fee.
2. a fee to secure the rental of a property.
3. a refundable payment or deposit.
4. a nonrefundable payment or deposit.
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3. a refundable payment or deposit.
NOTE: In Oregon, a security deposit is a refundable payment or deposit. |
