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No. Although the MRL provides that the park management must give the governing board of the park homeowners association a …
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There are no state mandated qualifications to be a mobilehome park manager. Many are good managers, however a few lack …
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The MRL – the landlord-tenant law for mobilehome parks — is part of the Civil Code. The enforcement mechanism is …
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The manager shall provide the name and address of the park owner to residents who request it. (Civil Code §798.28) …
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Not exactly. State law requires a manager or his/her designee to reside in parks with 50 or more spaces, but …
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The MRL provides that the park manager has the right to enter the lot at reasonable times and in a …
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If the home is NOT a mobilehome (less than 8 feet wide x 40 feet long) and is therefore classified …
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Can the park’s income requirements on prospective buyers prevent a resident from selling their home?
Yes. The sale of a mobilehome located in a mobilehome park is a three-party, not two-party transaction. The buyer and …
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Yes, unless the resident qualifies for residency and has signed a rental agreement. Upon death of a homeowner, heirs cannot …
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As a measure of consumer protection, mobilehome resale disclosure (Civil Code §1102.6d) became effective in January 2000, making mobilehome sellers …
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