Park owners can be penalized if they do any of these unlawful acts. Sale of Your Park State law helps tenants protect themselves from displacement due to the sale of their park by giving them the chance to buy the park. The owner must wait 60 days before selling the park to someone other than the tenants. If you receive such a notice from your park owner, you have a right to meet with your neighbors to discuss trying to buy your park. Under state law manufactured housing is considered real estate.
Ownership is transferred by deed rather than a bill of sale.
Some park tenants have problems with services provided by the park, including trouble with water or septic systems which may create health or safety hazards. When park conditions threaten your health or safety, you can also go to court. The hearing on your petition must be held within 30 days. It is against the law for the park owner to evict you in retaliation for doing any of the things listed above. If you live in a park, you are free to sell your mobile home in place at a price of your choosing.