A mobile home owner can evict a tenant living on his property or his in his mobile home if the tenant fails to comply with existing local or federal government regulations pertaining to mobile homes. The owner must give the tenant written notice of the failure to comply and give the tenant a reasonable opportunity to fix the violation.
An owner may also evict a tenant for failing to pay rent within five days of the original due date, or repeatedly engaging in conduct that violates the lease agreement. For violating the lease, the landlord must provide at least 14 days of written notice, unless the tenant requests an extension, and the landlord agrees to it.