If Iown my mobile home but have gotten behind on the lot rent, can the landowner make me move my home in 7 days?
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If Iown my mobile home but have gotten behind on the lot rent, can the landowner make me move my home in 7 days?
I own my mobile home but rent the lot from my cousin. I have had some money problems and have gotten 2 months behind on the lot rent. How quickly can she make me move?
Asked on June 5, 2011 under Real Estate Law, Alabama
Answers:
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
Doyou have a rental agreement for the land? If not then you are probably considered a month to month tenant on the property and you will need to be give 30 days notice to vacate the premises - or land as the situation is here. Now, the laws are generally very strict when it comes to service of the various notices and legal paperwork in landlord tenant situations. If it is not properly done then any action to remove you could be thrown out by a court. Is it possible that you could work out an agreement with your cousin for the time being? Otherwise, if you are served then please get legal help. Good luck.
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