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Mobile Home Lot Rental Agreement

Create a lot rental agreement for a manufactured or mobile home: the lot and home, lot rent and itemized fees, park rules, sale in place. Preview first.

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What this document does

A written agreement between a park owner (or the owner of a single private lot) and a resident who owns a manufactured or mobile home and rents the lot it stands on, covering the lot and the home, the term, lot rent, itemized fees and utilities, park rules, maintenance, improvements, selling the home in place, ending the tenancy and removing the home. It does not rent the home itself and does not cover recreational vehicle spaces. Where LeaseCraft has verified a state's lot-rental rules it follows them; in some states it is offered with a note that those rules could not be verified and should be confirmed locally; and it is not offered where a state's rules require something it cannot include or could not be confirmed.

What it covers

  • Summary of Charges
  • Parties
  • The Lot and the Home
  • Term
  • Rent, Fees, and Utilities
  • Maintenance and Improvements
  • Selling the Home and Transfers
  • Ending the Tenancy and Removing the Home
  • Insurance and Responsibility for Loss
  • State Notices and Documents
  • Additional Terms
  • General Provisions

A template you fill in yourself from your own answers. LeaseCraft is not a law firm and does not give legal advice; for advice about your situation, talk to a lawyer.

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Questions about the Mobile Home Lot Rental Agreement

It is a written agreement between a park owner (or the owner of a single private lot) and a resident who owns a manufactured or mobile home and rents the land it sits on. It covers the lot, the home, the term, the lot rent and every fee, utilities, park rules, maintenance, selling the home in place, and ending the tenancy.

Many states have their own laws for manufactured home lot rentals, and some require official notices, state-approved documents or exact statutory wording. Where LeaseCraft found and verified a state's rules at the official source, the agreement follows them. In some states LeaseCraft could not verify the state's lot-rental rules; there the agreement is offered with a note saying so, and you should confirm those rules locally before signing. Where a state's rules require something the agreement cannot include, or LeaseCraft could not confirm what they require, it is not offered, and the wizard tells you why and where to find the official information.

No. It rents only the lot, to a resident who owns the home. Renting a home together with the lot, or a space for a recreational vehicle, is a different arrangement and is usually covered by different rules.

Attach the park rules if the park has them, and any document your state's rules call for, such as a copy of the state's park law, a state summary or notice, or a lease rider. The preview lists what applies in your state. LeaseCraft does not prepare those official documents; use the current versions from the official source.

No. LeaseCraft is not a law firm. The agreement is prepared from your answers. For a park sale or closure, an eviction, rent control, or a dispute, talk to a lawyer or your state's housing or consumer agency.

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