§ 3 Mobilehome Tenancy Termination Rules

Civil Code·California

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•You can't be kicked out of your mobile home unless you break the rules in the law.
•You must pay your rent, utilities, and other fees on time.
•If you don't pay what you owe, you could be evicted.

Example

You live in a mobile home park and stop paying your rent.

If you don’t pay your rent or bills on time, the park can make you leave your home.

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§ 3 Mobilehome Tenancy Termination Rules

Management may not terminate or refuse to renew a homeowner’s tenancy except for one or more of the authorized reasons set forth in the MRL. (Civil Code Sections 798.55, 798.56) Homeowners must pay rent, utility charges, and reasonable incidental service charges in a timely manner. Failure to comply could be grounds for eviction from the park. (Civil Code Section 798.56)

Last verified: January 21, 2026

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terminate renew authorized reasons MRL rent utility charges reasonable incidental service charges eviction

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Official text at leginfo.legislature.ca.gov
California Legislature. Civil Code. Section 3.

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