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Seller's Property Disclosure Statement (Oregon)

Under ORS 105.465, an Oregon seller of property with one to four dwelling units (and certain condos, timeshares, and land-owned manufactured homes) must deliver a statutory seller's property disclosure statement to each buyer who makes a written offer. The buyer may revoke the offer by a separate signed written statement within five business days after delivery and receive deposits back immediately. If the statement is never delivered, the right lasts until closing. Lender REO sales, court-appointed fiduciary sales, and government sales are exempt.

Exam tip
'Five days to flee, closing locks the door.' The five business days run from delivery of the statement, not from acceptance.
Example
A seller delivers the statement Monday, March 2 after accepting an offer Friday; the buyer has through Monday, March 9 to revoke in writing.

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Last verified: 2026-10-23