What is the maximum late fee in Oregon?

The maximum late fee in Oregon is $75.00 based on a rent of $1,500.00. 4-day grace period. Max 5% first occurrence, 10% repeated within 12 months.

Does Oregon require a grace period for late fees?

Yes, Oregon requires a 4-day grace period by law. No late fee can be charged during this period.

Free Tool

Calculate the maximum late fee you can legally charge in Oregon. Check grace periods, fee caps, and compliance with Oregon state law.

State

Monthly Rent

Days Late

Your Proposed Fee

Your Late Fee

$75.00

Compliant

Your proposed fee of $75.00 is within the $75.00 maximum for Oregon.

Rent + Fee

$1,575.00

Grace Period

4 days (required)

Maximum Fee in Oregon

$75.00

Grace period: 4 days (required)

Fee cap: $75.00 (5%)

Daily fees: Not typical

4-day grace period. Max 5% first occurrence, 10% repeated within 12 months.

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Oregon requires a 4-day grace period before any late fee can be charged. The maximum late fee is capped at 5% of rent.

Use the calculator above to check if your proposed late fee complies with Oregon law. Need more tools? Try our prorated rent calculator or rent estimate tool.

For a complete guide to Oregon landlord-tenant law, read our Oregon Landlord-Tenant Law 2026 guide.