Oregon Homeowners

Oregon Foreclosure Assistance — Stop Foreclosure in OR

Oregon allows both judicial and non-judicial foreclosure. OR requires mandatory mediation in many cases and offers a 180-day right to cure for certain loans. Free consultation.

Oregon Foreclosure Laws & Timeline

Oregon is a non-judicial foreclosure state under ORS Chapter 86 with strong consumer protections. Timeline: approximately 180-240 days. Oregon offers a robust foreclosure mediation program and a 180-day right of redemption after sale for most owner-occupied homes (ORS §86.782). Deficiency judgments are not allowed for residential trust deed foreclosures (ORS 86.770).

Non-Judicial Foreclosure in Oregon

Oregon uses non-judicial foreclosure. Process: (1) lender sends notice of default with 120-day cure period, (2) notice of sale published, (3) you can request mediation, (4) trustee's sale, (5) 180-day redemption for owner-occupied homes. No deficiency for residential trust deeds — a major consumer protection.

Step-by-Step Oregon Foreclosure Timeline

1

Notice of Default — 120-Day Cure Period

Lender must give 120 days to cure — one of the longest mandatory cure periods. Request mediation. Use this 4-month window.

2

Mediation & Notice of Sale — 60-120 Days

You can request mandatory mediation. Notice of sale published. Trustee sale scheduled. Total: 180-240 days from default.

3

Trustee Sale & 180-Day Redemption — No Deficiency

180 days to redeem (ORS §86.782) owner-occupied homes. No deficiency for residential trust deeds (ORS 86.770).

Oregon Homeowner Rights & Protections

180-Day Redemption

ORS §86.782 — 6 months to redeem owner-occupied homes.

No Deficiency

ORS 86.770 — no deficiency for residential trust deeds.

120-Day Cure Period

One of the longest mandatory cure periods in the U.S.

Mandatory Mediation

Request mediation — lender must participate.

Homestead Exemption

Up to $40,000 equity in bankruptcy.

6-8 Month Timeline

180-240 days. Redemption adds 180 more days.

Oregon Foreclosure Assistance Options

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Oregon Foreclosure Laws

Oregon allows both non-judicial (most common) and judicial foreclosure. The process takes about 5 months. OR requires mandatory foreclosure mediation in many cases and offers a 180-day right to cure for certain owner-occupied loans.

1

Notice of Default & Mediation

Lender records NOD. 180-day cure. Mandatory mediation offered for many loans.

2

Notice of Trustee Sale

120-day notice required. Published in newspaper for 4 weeks.

3

Trustee Sale

Auction held. No redemption. Anti-deficiency on trust deeds.

Oregon Key Protections

  • 180-day right to cure for many loans
  • Mandatory foreclosure mediation
  • 120-day notice before sale
  • Anti-deficiency on trust deeds
  • Both judicial and non-judicial options
  • ~5 month typical timeline

Oregon Homeowners — Request Mediation Within 180 Days

OR's mediation program and 180-day cure period are powerful tools. Use them. Free consultation.