Arkansas Mobile Home Park Laws: No Park Act, 60-Day Lot Rent Lien
Arkansas has no park act. Lot renters get one rental period’s notice of rent hikes, a 5-day eviction answer window and a lien rule for empty homes.
Arkansas has no park act. Lot renters get one rental period’s notice of rent hikes, a 5-day eviction answer window and a lien rule for empty homes.
Arizona lot rent can change only at renewal with 90 days’ notice, eviction needs good cause, and a state fund helps pay to move a home.
Alaska parks can evict a lot tenant for only four reasons, and a change in land use needs 270 days’ notice with a May 1 to October 15 quit date.
Alabama doesn’t regulate mobile home parks. Lot renters rely on the landlord-tenant act and a chapter limiting when a park can sell an abandoned home.
Wyoming has no eviction sealing law, and cases move from a 3-day notice to trial within days. How to keep a judgment off your record and fix errors.
Wisconsin has no eviction sealing law, but since July 2025 cases with no money judgment are kept 2 years, versus 10 with a writ. What that means for you.
West Virginia has no eviction sealing law. Learn how paying before trial under § 37-6-23 avoids a judgment and how to dispute screening report errors.
DC seals eviction records 30 days after a case ends without possession, 3 years after one with it. Early sealing grounds, screening limits and remedies.
Washington judges can limit dissemination of an eviction under RCW 59.18.367, barring screening companies from reporting it. Who qualifies and how to ask.
Virginia courts must expunge a dismissed eviction after 30 days, or a nonsuit after 6 months, if no order of possession was entered. Here is how.