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Oregon landlords urged to apply for millions in past-due rent assistance by Friday deadline

Oregon landlords urged to apply for millions in past-due rent assistance by Friday deadline SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) Millions of dollars remain in the state s Landlord Compensation Fund program, and Oregon Housing and Community Services Director Margaret Salazar is encouraging landlords to apply soon, as the application window closes on Friday. This is the final opportunity for landlords to apply to get assistance to cover rental debt for all tenants, regardless of income, the agency said in a news release, which continues below: Round three of the Landlord Compensation Fund program opened on June 1 and included at least $60 million in assistance covering rent-owed by eligible tenants that was accrued from April 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021.   

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The committee is scheduled to act on the amended bill Tuesday, June 15. Money is pending More than $400 million awaits distribution to landlords from state and federal programs, including $222.5 million from President Joe Biden s pandemic recovery plan that Congress approved and Biden signed March 11. The largest share at $156.5 million went to the state, but Portland and the three metro area counties also got some of that money. The Legislature itself approved a total of $200 million $150 million for compensation of landlords and $50 million for tenants at a Dec. 21 special session. Lawmakers did so as part of a second 6-month extension of an evictions moratorium that Brown declared last spring at the onset of the pandemic, and lawmakers enacted for six months in June 2020.