§ 6242. Mobile home owners’ right to notification prior to park sale
(a) Content of notice. A park owner shall give to each mobile home owner and to the Commissioner of Housing
and Community Development notice by certified mail, return receipt requested, of his
or her intention to sell the mobile home park. If the notice is refused by a mobile
home owner or is otherwise undeliverable, the park owner shall send the notice by
first-class mail to the mobile home owner’s last known mailing address. The requirements
of this section shall not be construed to restrict the price at which the park owner
offers the park for sale. The notice shall state all the following:
(1) that the park owner intends to sell the park;
(2) the price, terms, and conditions under which the park owner offers the park for sale;
(3) a list of the affected mobile home owners and the number of leaseholds held by each;
(4) the status of compliance with applicable statutes, rules, and permits, to the park
owner’s best knowledge, and the reasons for any noncompliance; and
(5) that for 45 days following the notice, the park owner shall not make a final unconditional
acceptance of an offer to purchase the park and that if within the 45 days the park
owner receives notice pursuant to subsection (c) of this section that a majority of
the mobile home owners intend to consider purchase of the park, the park owner shall
not make a final unconditional acceptance of an offer to purchase the park for an
additional 120 days, starting from the 46th day following notice, except one from
a group representing a majority of the mobile home owners or from a nonprofit corporation
approved by a majority of the mobile home owners.