Oklahoma State Law requiring Mobile home owners provide copy of title to mobile home park?
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What are you asking? Is there a law? What is the law? Do you have to comply? Does the mhp have to comply?\n\nFill in the blanks for a proper answer.
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Look under Title 23 of the Alabama State Code
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It is possible to own mineral rights without owning the land. As a royalty owner myself, I caution you to be careful about signing any documents or bank drafts that may be offered to you without having the matter reviewed by an Oklahoma attorney specializing in mineral rights. In my case I knew the history of my inheritance but the fine print in the first draft would have actually taken away my ownership after one year. There have been some scams running also in recent years in Oklahoma and Texas, so it is best to make certain that the proposal is completely above board.
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Go to your County Courthouse and ask where to find Ownership Data for property in Michigan. \n\nThe Owners of a property is considered "Public Knowledge."\n\nYou may even have a website that allows you to search the properties in your county!  Here in Arkansas, we use ArCountyData.com and in some counties its free to search.\n\nAnyways, your best bet would be contact the courthouse.  \n\nGood Luck!
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This is potentially a very very bad situation. On your end it sounds like you have no contract and I am willing to bet that If you have no contract you have not taken title of the mobile home and do not have any type of deed to prove that you have taken ownership of the property. Likewise there is no obligation to pay them however you would be out your money and home if decided to leave. Talk to them and get a contract worked up by a lawyer and put your contingencies in it. Some of this is after the fact since you have already taken possession. Document EVERYTHING you do in case this situation goes bad and you need recourse as to what and when everything has happened. In the future use a realtor to help you when making home purchases and we can help you with all the nity gritty stuff so you don't get screwed. Good luck.
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Anything they want unless the park is rent controlled or subsidized by the goverment. This is a common bait and switch tactic. The hope is that you will abandon the home and they can take posession and sell it off to the next sucker in line.
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It depends on your lease agreement...you should have a copy.
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The Florida Bureau of Mobile Home and RV Construction is the oversight agency for this industry.  You may review their site for further information and contacts respecting your question\n\nHope that helps.
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You can try mobile homes under google. Try Championmobilehomes.com. You can also try the real estate section in your area online and it should pull up mobile homes in your area that are for sale.
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file for a abandoned vehicle title at  the local DMV
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There is no law requiring that a property manager hold a real estate license. Some companies, however, such as those that own a lot of apartment complexes or commercial buildings, require that the property managers who work for them hold a real estate agent's license. Most would accept a J.D. and a law license instead, but there aren't too many attorneys working as property managers.\n\nInformation regarding the process to obtain a real estate lisence in Oklahoma is available from the Oklahoma Real Estate Commission. The URL is listed below.
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You can find that information online for some counties at the County Assessor's Web site. It's available for Oklahoma County, where the assessor has an excellent Web site with good search capabilities at http://www.oklahomacounty.org/assessor/SearchMethod.htm. If the county records are not available online for the county in which you're searching, you'll find the assessor at the county courthouse.\n\nAnother possibility in smaller counties is to contact an abstract/title insurance company. Most of them have their own records and would be able to look it up for you.
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legally whoever name is on the title(just like a car) owns the trailer. that dosen't mean they don't owe you the appreciated value of it if they went back on the deal but you would have to sue for it! agreements are both verbal and written but still binding.
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Real property law, in general, is strict in its formalities, and your mother may find it difficult if not impossible to remove the grandson from title.  She needs to see a lawyer with experience in real property.
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http://www.hud.gov/local/mo/renting/tenantrights.cfm
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It is going to vary by state, but if you look up your state's laws, (they should be online) then you can find a section of your state law concerning eminent domain. If you had a state listed, I could have located it for you, but since laws vary from state to state, I can't do more than tell you where to look.
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You can't, you have to go to the local office of records, likely pay a fee, depending upon where the house is, and have them give you a copy and only if it's your house and you can prove it.