Free Blank Oregon Rent Receipt (2026)
Download an empty Rent Receipt template for Oregon: the same statute-aware layout our generator uses, with blank lines to fill in by hand. No account, no email, no watermark.
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Oregon rules that this document follows
| Rent receipt rule | No rent-receipt statute on file — give one anyway, especially for cash |
|---|---|
| Late fee limit | Reasonable flat fee, or up to 5% of monthly rent per 5-day late period, or daily fee up to 6% of the reasonable flat fee; must be in written leaseSource: ORS 90.260 |
| Security deposit limit | No statutory limitSource: No statutory limit statewide (ORS 90.300); Portland caps at 1 month (PCC 30.01.087) |
| Statute | Oregon Residential Landlord and Tenant Act, ORS Chapter 90 |
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Is it valid in Oregon?
The template follows the Oregon rules listed on this page (reviewed September 2026). A blank form becomes a binding document only once it is completed correctly and signed by the parties. Check the state facts below and consider an attorney for unusual situations.
Should I fill it by hand or online?
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