Notification of Intent to Sell a Mobile Home Park - Vermont

Notification of Intent to Sell a Mobile Home Park is a legal document that was released by the Vermont Department of Housing and Community Development - a government authority operating within Vermont.

FAQ

Q: What is a notification of intent to sell a mobile home park?
A: It is a notice given to inform others of the intention to sell a mobile home park.

Q: Why is a notification of intent to sell required?
A: It is required by law to ensure that residents and other interested parties are informed about the sale.

Q: Who is responsible for sending the notification?
A: The current owner or operator of the mobile home park is responsible for sending the notification.

Q: What information should be included in the notification?
A: The notification should include the name and address of the park, the name of the prospective buyer, and a summary of the terms of the sale.

Q: How should the notification be delivered?
A: The notification should be sent by certified mail to each resident of the mobile home park and posted in a prominent location within the park.

Q: How much notice should be given before the sale?
A: In Vermont, the notification must be sent at least 45 days before the anticipated date of the sale.

Q: What should residents do if they have questions or concerns about the sale?
A: Residents should contact the current owner or operator of the park and/or seek legal advice to address their questions or concerns.

Q: Can residents be evicted due to the sale of the park?
A: In Vermont, residents cannot be evicted solely based on the sale of the mobile home park. However, there may be other grounds for eviction as determined by state and local laws.