OAR 813 § 813-115-0050
Qualified Purchaser Access to Property, Records and Documents
Operative Text
After providing notice as required under ORS 456.260 and described in OAR 813-115-0030, the property owner must provide a qualified purchaser access to documents as required by ORS 456.262. For the purpose of this rule, documents include, but are not limited to, OHCS, HUD, and USDA Rural Development compliance reports, as applicable; and current approved rent schedule, including actual rent charges.
Under OAR 813 § 813-115-0050, once the required notice process outlined in ORS 456.260 and OAR 813-115-0030 has been completed, a property owner selling a qualifying affordable housing property must give a qualified purchaser access to a defined set of documents. Those documents include compliance reports from agencies such as OHCS, HUD, and USDA Rural Development, as well as the current approved rent schedule and actual rent charges. This rule ensures that prospective qualified purchasers have the information needed to evaluate the property's regulatory and financial status before a sale is finalized.
Plain English — not legal advice.
Under OAR 813 § 813-115-0050, property owners who have completed the notice requirements of ORS 456.260 and OAR 813-115-0030 are expected to make a defined set of records available to qualified purchasers. Compliant operators typically gather and organize relevant OHCS, HUD, and USDA Rural Development compliance reports, along with the current approved rent schedule and actual rent charges, so these can be provided promptly upon request. Maintaining organized and up-to-date records of these documents is a common practice among operators seeking to meet the access requirements this provision establishes.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
OAR 813 § 813-115-0050 is part of Oregon's framework governing the sale of affordable housing properties, and it directly affects the documents a qualified purchaser must receive — which in turn can influence whether affordability protections are maintained after a sale. Tenants living in properties subject to this rule may have an interest in understanding whether the sale process, including document access, was properly followed, as this can relate to ongoing rent and compliance obligations. Tenant-rights organizations and Oregon's OHCS can be resources for learning more about how this provision fits into broader tenant protections during ownership transitions.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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