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Eviction Services in Clackamas, OR
Kerr Properties provides professional eviction management for residential rental properties throughout Clackamas County and east Multnomah County. Oregon’s eviction process is complex, highly regulated, and time-consuming, making it one of the most challenging aspects of property management for individual owners.
Our role is to manage the process correctly from start to finish, ensuring all legal requirements are met while protecting the owner’s position.
Understanding Oregon’s Eviction Environment
Oregon is widely recognized as a tenant-friendly state. Strict notice requirements, long court timelines, and procedural rules leave little margin for error. A single misstep can result in delays that extend non-payment or occupancy for months.
Kerr Properties stays current on Oregon landlord-tenant law and applies those requirements carefully to each eviction case.
When Evictions Become Necessary
Evictions typically arise from ongoing non-payment of rent or repeated lease violations. In many cases, tenants are aware of the system’s delays and may take advantage of the timelines allowed under Oregon law.
When resolution isn’t possible, moving forward correctly is critical.
The Kerr Properties Eviction Process
Eviction management begins with compliance and documentation.
Required Notices and Legal Timelines
Kerr Properties prepares and serves all legally required notices according to Oregon statutes. Timing, delivery methods, and documentation are handled carefully to avoid errors that could invalidate the process.
Managing Delays and System Challenges
In Oregon, tenants may remain in a property for several months while an eviction works its way through the court system. Our team manages these delays, monitors payment activity, and ensures filings remain accurate if the process needs to restart.
Court Representation and Legal Coordination
Kerr Properties coordinates court appearances and legal support as needed.
First Court Appearance Handling
For the initial court appearance, Kerr Properties works with a professional eviction services provider to represent the case. This helps control costs while ensuring the process is handled properly.
Attorney Involvement When Required
If a second court appearance becomes necessary, Kerr Properties escalates the case to qualified legal counsel to continue the eviction process.
Reducing Stress for Property Owners
Evictions are emotionally and financially draining, especially for owners with one or two rental properties. Kerr Properties absorbs the administrative burden, communication, and procedural complexity so owners don’t have to navigate the system alone.
Professional Eviction Management in a Difficult State
While no eviction process in Oregon is fast, handling it correctly makes a meaningful difference. Kerr Properties focuses on compliance, documentation, and steady follow-through to help owners move forward as efficiently as the law allows.
For property owners in Clackamas County and east Multnomah County, our eviction services provide structure, oversight, and experienced guidance through one of the most challenging aspects of rental ownership.
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Tenant Locating Service
Let us do all the work in finding a new tenant for you - you manage the property until you are ready for complete professional property management services.
- Marketing – Internet ads, video tours, yard sign, etc.
- Showing your Real Estate Investment to prospective tenants.
- Obtain completed applications from all prospective tenants over the age of 18.
- Tenant background check including rental / home ownership verification, credit, criminal and eviction history and income verification.
- Prep and sign rental agreement and addendum with tenants.
- Complete a property condition report.
- Collect first months rent and security deposit.
Resident Onboarding
For property owners that have current occupants in their Real Estate investment property, we will get an updated rental agreement and addendums signed by the occupants on your behalf. Or, if you have found the perfect occupants, but have yet to move them in, we will complete the move in property condition report on your behalf. We will also prep the rental agreement and addendums and get all of the paperwork signed by the prospective occupants. Once this work is completed we will turn all of the paperwork over to you, the property owner, at which time you would then collect the rent, deposits, etc. and give the tenants their copies of all signed paperwork.
get startedFrequently Asked Questions
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Are you licensed?
Yes, we currently have one licensee at Kerr Properties, Inc. The State of Oregon requires a minimum of one licensee per property management firm. -
Can you put the money directly into my account?
Yes, Kerr Properties, Inc. can do an ACH payment (direct deposit) into a bank account of your choosing and we have a specific addendum to authorize the monetary transfers. -
How is rent collection handled?
Rent is always due on the first of each month and tenants have the option to pay with personal funds (check or online), money order's, cashier's checks, bank checks and credit / debit cards. Checks, money orders, etc. can either be mailed to and / or dropped off at our physical address of 13255 SE 130th Ave. Ste 700 Happy Valley, OR. 97015. -
How long of a lease do you sign?
Kerr Properties, Inc.’s leases range anywhere from 12 to 18 months. This all depends on the time of year the lease will end as we want all leases ending in the Spring / Summer season. This way if a tenant chooses to vacate we end up with a vacancy during the best time of year to try and re-rent the unit. -
What type of properties do you manage?
We specialize in the professional management of single family homes and small multiplexes in Multnomah County from Gresham to Troutdale and in Clackamas County as far South as Canby and as far Southeast as Estacada.
