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Discrimination & Housing Protections
Hostile Living Environment
If a neighbor, onsite manager, maintenance worker or someone else on the property has used a racial slur against you, made you feel uncomfortable or unwelcome because of your gender, race, color, national origin, religion, sex, family status, or disability, you can consult this packet for information on how to respond to discrimination.
Disability & Reasonable Accommodations
If you or someone in your household has a disability, your landlord is required to make reasonable changes to rules and policies in order to give you an equal opportunity in your housing. This guide will help you understand your rights and request an accommodation or modification that you need.
Housing Rights & Immigration Status
The Oregon Legislature has recently expanded protections for applicants and renters and their household members through Senate Bill 599. This new law adds protections under Oregon law that
prevent discrimination by landlords against applicants, renters, and their household members based on immigration status
Housing Rights for those with Criminal History
A guide to help people with criminal histories to know their housing rights and
responsibilities while looking for housing. It provides helpful information about applying for housing, an applicant’s rights and responsibilities, how to build an
application packet, and information about how to talk to a landlord about
criminal history
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