OAR 863-025-0055
Owner Ledger


(1)

A property manager must prepare and maintain at least one separate owner’s ledger for each property management agreement, for all funds received and disbursed.

(2)

If a property manager maintains a separate client’s trust account for a single owner pursuant to property management agreement, the property manager may maintain either a record of receipts and disbursements or check register in lieu of an owner’s ledger.

(3)

All owner ledgers must contain at least the following information:

(a)

The owner’s name and identifying code;

(b)

For each deposit of funds:

(A)

The amount of funds received;

(B)

The purpose of the funds and identity of the person who tendered the funds;

(C)

The check number, cash receipt number or a unique series of letters and/or numbers that established an audit trail to the receipt of funds; and

(D)

The date the funds were deposited;

(c)

For each disbursement of funds:

(A)

The date the funds were disbursed;

(B)

The amount of funds disbursed;

(C)

The check number or bank-generated electronic tracking number;

(D)

The payee of the disbursement;

(E)

The purpose of the disbursement; and

(d)

The balance after each recorded entry.

(4)

A property manager must report in writing to each owner any change in the owner’s ledger. A monthly report, showing all receipts and disbursements for the account of the owner during the prior monthly period, is sufficient under this section. A copy of each such report must be preserved and filed in the property manager’s records. If an annual report contains information not required to be provided by the property manager under these rules, the property manager must set forth such information separately.

(5)

A property manager must retain all paid bills and receipts explaining the amount of and purpose for the receipt or disbursement entered in the owner’s ledger.
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

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