Monthly Interest Calculated on All Years in the Foreclosure Process Until Judgment Is Taken

Interest is calculated on all years in the foreclosure process, from the date of publication to the date the judgment and decree is granted, using the rate and process outlined in ORS 311.505(2) and Oregon Laws 1989, Chapter 796, Sections 10 and 22. Interest is charged and collected on the tax at a rate of one and one-third percent (1 1⁄3%) per month or fraction of a month until paid. To determine the amount of the additional interest to be included in the judgment and decree where the publication is late and/or judgment is granted late, the following chart provides examples of publication dates and the corresponding interest dates: [Chart not included. See ED. NOTE.] The statutes direct that foreclosure proceedings begin three months after the day of delinquency of taxes of the latest year (ORS 312.050(1)) with judgment and decree granted 30 days thereafter. Newspaper publication schedules may cause the date of publication to vary. This example is not meant to encourage deviation from compliance with the statutes.

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