Except with respect to manufactured dwelling parks and marinas, Oregon law does not govern the rights of tenants to sublet.^[1] Sublet arrangements are subject to the terms of the original lease. If the lease does not address subletting, written permission may be granted using a Landlord Consent Form.

Permission – A sublease agreement is required if the tenant seeks to rent out the facility for more than three days.^[2]

Screening – A landlord may not apply more restrictive screening criteria to a sub-tenant than they do regular tenants.^[3]

Termination – If the sublease agreement does not specify otherwise, a landlord can terminate the sublease without cause with 30 days’ notice.^[4]

Oregon imposes a 1.5% transient lodging tax for dwelling unit rentals lasting less than 30 days.^[5] Additional local lodging taxes may apply. For example, local rates include:

• Ashland: 10%^[5]
• Bend: 10.4%^[6]
• Eugene: 4.5% + 7% Lane County tax^[5]
• Portland: 11.5%^[7]
• Salem: 9%^[8]