Rent Late Fee Calculator — Oregon
Oregon sets no fixed late-fee cap — the fee must be reasonable and written into the lease. A late fee may not be charged until the rent is more than 4 days late.
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Maximum lawful late fee
No fixed cap
No fixed statutory cap — the fee must be reasonable and stated in the lease.
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Oregon late fee rules
Oregon sets no fixed late-fee cap — the fee must be reasonable and written into the lease. A late fee may not be charged until the rent is more than 4 days late.
Last verified June 12, 2026.
Oregon late fee FAQ
What is the maximum late fee a landlord can charge in Oregon?+
Oregon has no fixed statutory cap. The late fee must be reasonable and stated in the lease. Oregon allows a late fee only after a 4-day grace period; it must be a reasonable flat fee or a reasonable daily/percentage charge. (Or. Rev. Stat. § 90.260).
Is there a grace period for late rent in Oregon?+
Yes — a late fee cannot be charged until the rent is more than 4 days late.
Can a late fee exceed the legal cap if the lease says so?+
No. A lease clause that sets a late fee above the state's legal limit is generally void and unenforceable, even if the tenant signed it.
Is this late fee calculator free?+
Yes — it's free and requires no signup.