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- As a park home owner, you have a right in law to sell your home on the open market. You can also give it (gift it) to a member of your family. The site owner does not have the right to approve the buyer or family member, but the buyer or family member will have to meet any site rules if they want to live on the park.
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Jun 1, 2013 · you must sell or gift your home through the site owner or someone else they nominate; the home may not be sold through an estate agent or with the services of a solicitor
Jun 17, 2013 · As a park home owner, you have a right in law to sell your home on the open market. You can also give it (gift it) to a member of your family. The site owner does not have the right to approve...
- This new law gives more rights to people who live in their own home on a protected site. The most important changes make it easier for you to sell...
- Pitch feesThere are new rules about how site owners review pitch fees and what can be included in the review. Site owners will have to use a specia...
- You have to pay a pitch fee to the site owner to rent the land your park home sits on.The site owner can propose changing the pitch fee once a year...
- FactsheetsThis leaflet is just a summary of the new rules about how your site is managed, and the process for selling or gifting your home.There is...
- If you are buying from a resident who became an occupier of the home before 26 May 2013. 1.1 This section applies if you are buying a home from a resident who bought their park home (or were given it as a gift) before 26 May 2013.
- If you are buying from a resident who became an occupier of the home on or after 26 May 2013. 2.1 This section applies if you are buying a home from a resident who bought their park home (or were given it as a gift) on or after 26 May 2013.
- If you are buying a home from the site owner. 3.1 If you are planning to buy a park home from the site owner it is recommended that you get help from a solicitor or other professional.
- Site rules. Pre-commencement banned rules. 4.1 From 26 May 2013 any site rules which were made by the site owner prior to that date (referred to in the legislation as ‘pre commencement rules’) which could lead to a site owner interfering with or blocking a sale or gift of a home have been banned.
Jun 8, 2018 · This article looks at the differences between inheriting and gifting a park home and considers common examples. Inheritance of a park home. Inheritance depends upon who was living with the park home owner at the time of death.
The new law means you do not need to seek the site owner’s approval of the buyer – but if you bought or were gifted your home before 26 May 2013, you will need to tell them who your buyer is. See page 5. for more on selling or gifting your home. The rules for your site. gift of a home are banned. Other changes about site rules will be.
Jun 8, 2018 · The site owner is entitled to ask for proof that the proposed recipient is a member of your family. There is also no commission payable to the site owner on a gift of a park home. Q: Where can I get these forms?
May 16, 2016 · When you gift property, you accept no payment for it, and neither can the site owner. This means you must agree to give your property away for free. If you inherited the park home, you cannot give it away if inheritance law says you can’t live in it.
