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Posted by gary on May 19, 2001 at 17:57:27:

In Reply to: Selling my mobile home posted by Dawn L. Elsaesser on May 16, 2001 at 14:15:52:

: I reside in Orange county in a mobile home park . I have recently given a twenty day notice to my landlord informing him of my intention to sell my mobile home. The person I have interested in buying is a rental tenant who is in good standing( he has already been approved to be a tenant in this park ).I have read my rights in the REAL PROPERTY LAW Article 7. The landlord is refusing the sale and has threatened to evict the tenant who wants to purchase my home.What actions can we take to protect are rights?

That's Orange Co. New York, I presume.
Afraid most of the people following this board are NYC tenants, and this is the first query I've seen regarding a mobile home. Since quite a bit is at stake here your best bet is to invest in a consult with a lawyer (which a lot of good ones will do for free, in the hope of getting your business).

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: : I reside in Orange county in a mobile home park . I have recently given a twenty day notice to my landlord informing him of my intention to sell my mobile home. The person I have interested in buying is a rental tenant who is in good standing( he has already been approved to be a tenant in this park ).I have read my rights in the REAL PROPERTY LAW Article 7. The landlord is refusing the sale and has threatened to evict the tenant who wants to purchase my home.What actions can we take to protect are rights? 

: That's Orange Co. New York, I presume.
: Afraid most of the people following this board are NYC tenants, and this is the first query I've seen regarding a mobile home. Since quite a bit is at stake here your best bet is to invest in a consult with a lawyer (which a lot of good ones will do for free, in the hope of getting your business).


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