Lane ROA has three types of Membership:
ROA Brochure 2024

1.  ROA Regular Membership:
Landlord, Property Managers & Brokers that own rental units (see brochure for rates, based on units)

2. Industry Associate Membership:
A business membership to market your products and/or services to over 1,200 members

3.  Helpline Membership:
A Membership for Brokers who don't own rentals, but need access to the Member Helpline
to answer questions regarding landlord/tenant situations for their clients when buying or selling.
This Membership only includes the Member Helpline number and an E-version of the 36-page ROA Bulletin,
full of the latest articles you need to keep yourself updated on on the latest laws for Eugene, Springfield, and the State of Oregon.

If you think education is expensive...try ignorance
Fair Housing violations begin at $16,000

LANDLORDS, Property Managers & Brokers, educate yourself and know your business!
Become a Lane ROA Member today and you'll receive immediate access to the ROA HELPLINE (The number ONE reason why landlords join, you'll receive law updates that concern you as a landlord, along with receiving access to the 'Members Only' section of the ROA website, which contains the latest articles on law changes and more, access to purchasing ORHA landlord/tenant forms - you'll automatically become a member of Oregon Rental Housing Association, the statewide organization involved in the rental housing industry who works to safeguard the economic investment of its members, promote fair and equitable relationships between landlord and tenants, promote reasonable laws and regulations, and to develop and promote higher standards.

The MAJORITY of our membership is made up of property owners owning one to six rental units
it only takes one mistake that could cost you dearly. 

Did you know...when you join ROA, a good portion of your membership dues are sent to ORHA towards paying our lobbyist, Shawn Miller, and our Legislative and Deputy Directors, Jason Miller and Benjamyn Seamans. They speak with legislators, attend hearings and work groups to influence bills and laws during the legislative session.  Their efforts have resulted in dramatic changes to bills impacting the rental housing industry that might have otherwise been passed without objection.

           Just a few of the ROA Workshops we offer (Continuing Education Credit is Available!):
                      Tenant Screening                                    The Move-in Process                         Delivery of Notices
                    The Move-out Process                            Section 8 & Veterans                         Fair Housing
                      The Eviction (FED) Process                    Small Claims                                     Marijuana Updates
                     Final Deposit Accounting's                    Assistance Animals                           Landlord Boot Camp (Sessions 1-4)
                     Domestic Violence                                 Maintenance & Repair                      Tax Strategies for Landlords
                     Collections Workshop                            Rental Ad Writing                             Mold & Remediation 
                     LARRC                                                  CTA 3-Way Accounting                    Reasonable Accommodations     
                     SB 608 - Know the Law!                       Trial Prep 101                                    HB 4213 & Coronavirus
                     Best Practices for Landlords                  Tenant Non-Compliance                    HB 4213 - End of Emergency?        
                                                                                        - in the Age of Covid-19                               - What Landlord's MUST Know!  
                       HB 4213, SB 608 & Coronavirus - What REALTORS MUST Know!    
                     HB 4401, Tenant Non-compliance & Tenancy Termination
                     Pandemic Property Sales
                     Legislative Update 2023
                     Legislative Update 2024
                     Eugene Rental Housing Code Regulation Changes