Occupancy help
Can't Regain Control of Your Property?
Possession problems make every other property decision harder. The first step is identifying what you're actually trying to accomplish.
Common situations
Different Occupancy Problems, Different Next Steps.
Holdover tenants
A tenancy has ended, but the occupant has not left and the property cannot be re-rented or sold.
Inherited occupancy
A family member, former caregiver or long-time occupant remains in an inherited home.
Unauthorized occupants
Someone is using a vacant property without permission or a recognized agreement.
Post-purchase possession
The property was acquired with an occupant still in place and possession was never delivered.
PacRim is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice or representation. Oregon landlord-tenant and possession matters are governed by specific procedures; an independent attorney or qualified landlord-support resource may be appropriate for your situation.
Tenant, occupant & possession problems
Can't Regain Control of Your Property?
Problem tenants, holdover occupants, unauthorized occupants, inherited properties with people still living in them, and other possession issues can make an already difficult property situation much more complicated. PacRim can help identify the appropriate next step.
Tell us about the occupancy problem.
Describe the property and who is in it. We'll help identify the appropriate next step.