Final answer:
No, ORLTA does not cover a motel room rented for 5 days as it only applies to residential tenancies intended for longer durations, not to short-term transient lodging.
Step-by-step explanation:
No, a motel room rented for 5 days is not covered by ORLTA. ORLTA, which stands for the Oregon Residential Landlord and Tenant Act,, primarily covers residential tenancies with the intention of housing individuals for an extended period.
Short-term stays in places like motels or hotels, which constitute transient lodging, are typically not included in the protections and regulations of the ORLTA. Such short-term accommodations are usually governed by different statutes that address the temporary nature of the stay.