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Sometimes simply not asking for another written agreement can be construed as waiving your request for an updated agreement. I agree totally with David's answer - talk to your landlord first. Ask if any other residents get renewal agreements. If there is a specific issue that is troubling you, try t...

Are you a member of the Florida Manufactured Housing Association? They provide generic versions of most forms you will need. Call Ken Shouse at 850-907-9111 for forms and membership info.

Your protection is your lease and the state law. Normally, the state law will require the community owner give you a certain amount of time to move your home if they want to sell the land or close the community. Sometimes a developer may offer to help with the cost of moving your home. Most states d...

Go to area communities, talk to the managers. Talk to the state association. Search the Internet for community owners and click on the links to send them an email and your resume.

Absolutely!

About renting your home out when it is in a community . . . first take time to read te Guidelines [rules and regulations] for the community. See if they specifically address the issue. Any time you want to do anything, this document should be your guide.

Te communities [parks] are private property. So, rather than just a single home on a piece of land, there are severalh omes on a piece of land. But, the land is privately owned - either by an individual, partnership or corporation. Talk to a real estate lawyer to find the best way to proceed. And, t...