I live in kansas what are my rights when I owne a mobile home in a mobile home park and pay lot rent?
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make a payment plan with him pay him a week payment plan i was 6 months behind on lot rent because he understand that i lost my good paying job so i made a payment play to pay him every week and it took me almost 2 months to pay him off\na month a week lot rent and offer 10.00 late fee he never once harassed me at all just make it in writing!!!!
500447
Nothing the owner has the right to sell her house whenever and to whomever she wants. If you didn't want to move before, why do you want to now? I would contact the current landlord and make sure that the terms of your current lease are still valid, and just continue on like before. Now if she is trying to change the terms and increase the rent then I could understand your having a problem, but as it stands why go through the expense of moving if you don't  have to. Now if she is suggesting you move for one reason or another then your lease can be considered broken and they would forfeit the right to any monies owed.
49831
The "house arrest" would probably be set to a specific address as opposed to something that can move.  Then again, a "moble home" isn't exaclty mobile, so where would you go?  It's not like they are on wheels and can be hooked up to a trailer.  Did you mean to say motorhome?
681473
Find a legal advisor. I think you should solve the metter legally. It is the best way, in my opinion, to protect your rights.
978129
Drive around the parks and look for signs, check in with the manager. Or if you are out of town, go to www.411.com and put in mobile home parks and make the phone calls. If on private property, there are probably ads in the local paper. Check online for that city for their newspaper, you can check the ads on their site. Good Luck!
114422
Find out if there was an agreement with the original owner of the adjoining lot to allow the tank to be built there.  If it has been there for several years, you may have the right to keep it there.  Make sure you do not piss off your neighbors because most likely they have the right to ask you to have it removed.
256687
Hello:\n\nTry rentlaw.com for laws in your state.\n\nexcon
622549
You can purchase a mobile home from a company like Palm Harbor Homes and they will get you financed for a land home package with no money down.  I am buying one and yes your family will have plenty of room.  You can get a three bedroom for about 60000, and I dont know how much land you want  or where you live but you can do it.  My problem is getting financed for land by itself they always want 25% down any suggestions?
528716
Go to your local FHA office, they would know what you can do.
280115
You need to consult an attorney in Kansas and provide him/her with all pertinent documents surrounding the house, will, deed, etc. \n\nAssuming that the criteria has been met, the attorney may file an eviction notice - however since they were married the last two years, there may be some other considerations to take into account. \n\nConsult with an attorney and follow the appropriate course of action.\n\nGood luck Katie!
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The answer depends your county's laws and rules for classification.\n\nYour mobile home is property.  But, typically, when asking this question, I'm guessing how do you change the deed on the property to have it reclassified from a motor vehicle property to real estate.\n\nGenerally, you will need the following:\n1. To own the land the mobile home is on\n2. Permanently afix the mobile home to the property via permanent foundation\n3. Typically be linked into public sewer/septic\n4. Remove any wheels & axels\n\nAfter that, you should be able to have the property retitled as real estate.\n\nThis is especially important here in Florida, because we have what's known as Homesteading.  A homesteaded residence has significant tax breaks over one that is not.\n\nAdditionally, for mortgage purposes, you can obtain traditional financing for a permanent mobile home.  If it is not permanent, you will have to seek automobile financing for the property...
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Kansas is not a community property state.\n\nSo the question is, was the car that she was driving registered to you? Are you on the Title of the car?\n\nIs your wife on the title of any property that you own?\n\nDo you have any joint assets with your wife.... bank accounts, investments, where you both are on Title?\n\nAny businesses where both of you are listed as owners?\n\nThe plaintiff's cannot go after your income. However, if you answered yes to any of the questions, the law suit could be amended to include you as a defendant, and after judgment, the plaintiffs could go after your properties, business, and assets for payment.\n\nWhile it might be too late, you should probably put any assets and property, where there is joint title, in your sole name, before you are named as a co-defendant, and before the plaintiffs do an asset search.\n\nOne last thing... whether she moves in with you or not is irrelevant.
1078130
You need to contact those particular local governments... since each can vary a great deal. I personally have no clue since I nor anyone I know live in a mobil home or trailer park.
886570
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.
785068
I think the rules vary from state to state. You will need to check the specific rules for ND.\n\nWhere I live the mineral rights owner can access the property to exploit the minerals but must pay the surface owner damages.
542725
You need to talk to your land lord about that.  But most of the places I have lived in have been willing to work with me if I was ever late on rent.
759207
Law says that Y now owns the land.\nThe doctrine is called "adverse possession"[1]\nBasically is someone else lives on your land in visible, hostile, notorious, exclusive, and continuous manner and you take no action about it for some period of time(usually 10 years but check your state) the person living on the land gets the title.\nIN your case Y lived there for 20 years, in a visible matter, she made no secret about it(paid taxes) -- thus you will probably have no claim.\nThen again talk to lawyer there might be some loopholes you can squeeze through.