SALE OF MANUFACTURED HOME Sample Clauses

SALE OF MANUFACTURED HOME. You may sell the Home within the Community only if the Home and Homesite have been inspected by Landlord and are found to be in compliance with the Home & Homesite Standards and the sale is in compliance with the Community Covenants. Prospective residents must apply for residency and be accepted for residency in the Community. All Rent and other charges owed by You under this Lease must be paid in full to Landlord prior to the closing on the sale of the Home.
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SALE OF MANUFACTURED HOME. A. A Home Owner has the right to sell his manufactured home within the Community, and the prospective purchaser may become a Resident of the Community. However, a prospective purchaser who intends to apply for residency in the Community must qualify pursuant to the requirements of these rules and regulations, complete the requisite application, and be approved by the Community Management. Thus, any prospective Home Owner must qualify for and obtain prior written approval of Community Management to become a Resident of the Community.
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SALE OF MANUFACTURED HOME. In the event Tenant sells Tenant’s manufactured home or on-site garage, carport, shed, deck and any other improvements made by Tenant (hereinafter referred to as “manufactured home improvements”) without removal from the premises rented hereunder, then Landlord reserves the following rights:
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SALE OF MANUFACTURED HOME. Manufactured home may be sold by Resident only upon compliance with the conditions set forth in the Rules and Regulations.
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