North Dakota Mobile Home Park Laws: 90-Day Rent Notice, Fee Caps
North Dakota parks must give 90 days’ notice of lot rent hikes, cap late fees at 10% plus $5 a day, and owe at least $2,500 per violation.
North Carolina Mobile Home Park Laws: 60-Day Notice to Quit a Lot
North Carolina has no park act, but lot renters get 60 days’ notice to quit, 180 days if the community converts, and a late fee cap.
New York Mobile Home Park Laws: 3% Lot Rent Cap and 90-Day Notice
New York caps lot rent increases at 3% (6% if justified), once a year with 90 days’ notice, and requires 2 years’ notice plus a stipend to close a park.
New Mexico Mobile Home Park Laws: 60-Day Rent Notice, 3-Day Pay Rule
New Mexico parks need 60 days’ written notice to raise lot rent, but can end a tenancy 3 days after a nonpayment notice. Parks of 12+ homes only.
New Jersey Mobile Home Park Laws: Right to Buy and 30-Day Fee Notice
New Jersey park residents can match an offer to buy their community, must be offered a 12-month lease, and get 30 days’ notice of fee hikes.
New Hampshire Mobile Home Park Laws: 60-Day Notice Before Park Sale
New Hampshire residents get 60 days’ notice before a park sale, 60 days before lot rent rises, and 18 months if the park changes use.
Nevada Mobile Home Park Laws: 90-Day Rent Notice, Paid Relocation
Nevada lot rent hikes need 90 days’ notice and must match similar lots. If a park closes, the owner pays moving costs up to 150 miles.
Nebraska Mobile Home Park Laws: 60-Day Lot Rent Increase Notice
Nebraska parks must give 60 days’ written notice of a lot rent increase, but month-to-month lot agreements can end on 30 days’ notice.
Montana Mobile Home Park Laws: 90-Day Rule, No Rent Notice Limit
Montana lot renters get 90 days’ notice for no-fault termination and 180 days for a change of use, but no minimum notice for lot rent hikes.
Missouri Mobile Home Park Laws: 120-Day Closure Notice, Rent Freeze
Missouri land lease communities owe homeowners 120 days’ notice and a rent freeze before a change in use, plus 60 days’ notice to end short lot leases.