What an Oregon reserve study costs

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Typical fee for this study

$2,000 to $8,000

Six years of Oregon's yearly review

$5,000 to $30,400

One full study, a site-visit update in year four and desk updates in the other four years.

Typical national ranges from published fees, a guide, not a quote. How the estimate works.

What the two Oregon statutes ask

Condominiums follow ORS chapter 100, planned communities chapter 94. The reserve rules read almost the same.

Topic	Condominiums	Planned communities
The statute	ORS 100.175	ORS 94.595
Review	Every year, by the board	Every year, by the board
Reserve covers	Common elements due in 1 to 30 years	Common property due in 1 to 30 years
Maintenance plan	Required	Required
Pausing funding	Board finding, or all owners after turnover	The same two routes
Left out	One- and two-unit condominiums	Class II communities created from 2002

Paraphrased from ORS 100.175 and ORS 94.595. More on the annual review and the maintenance plan; for your own declaration, check with the association's attorney.

The law is the same statewide. Salt air, high-desert sun and Portland rain wear buildings out very differently.

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