Unfortunately, it is not unusual to have someone simply pull into an empty RV space and refuse to pay or leave. How does a landlord best deal with this situation? Since there is no rental agreement and the landlord (presumably) has not accepted any rent or other payments, the person is technically a “squatter.” Under Oregon law, a “squatter” means a person occupying a dwelling unit who is not so entitled under a rental agreement. The “dwelling unit” in this case is the RV

Verbally Abusive RV Tenant Question: A month-to-month resident in our RV Park is causing numerous problems for other RV residents. In one case he was verbally abusive to several children – a restraining order was issued and subsequently violated. What options do we have as the landlord to evict this tenant? Answer: Depending on the specific facts, you might be able to issue a 24-hour eviction notice IF any of the tenant’s actions were “outrageous in the extreme.” By statu