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Application to County, Oregon 2025

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The document outlines the application process for a delay of foreclosure on delinquent property taxes in Oregon for homeowners enrolled in a property tax deferral program. It explains that while the delay removes the property from foreclosure listings, it does not eliminate the underlying tax debt or interest. The document details eligibility requirements, conditions under which the delay may end, and includes sections for applicant information and signatures.

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