Lot rent definition

Lot rent means the amount of money a homeowner pays to the community owner for the rental of the
Lot rent means a charge assessed on a mobile home park resident for the occupancy of a mobile home lot, but does not include charges permitted under section 6238 of this title.
Lot rent means any charge imposed on a leaseholder for rental and occupancy of a mobile home lot, unless specifically excluded by statute or rule.

Examples of Lot rent in a sentence

  • All payments made to the lot account will be applied in the following order: Lot rent, late fees, water charges, home rent.

  • Lot rent is due and payable without notice on or before the first day of each month.

  • Are manufactured home! Lot rent and community owner approval and water and confirm if management will cut into on where items are always check to purchase a home will be.

  • Our season runs from April 1, 2022 – October 31, 2022 Each site has 30 amp and/or 50 amp electricity, water and sewer Lot rent for the 2023 season is determined by lot size and location.

  • Lot rent for all lots within the Park shall be set at no more than $350.00 per month inclusive of any fees paid by a resident directly to Purchaser, such as, but not limited to, garbage collection fee, water service fee, and sewer service fee.

  • Lot rent is $295-$305 per month and is on a month to month basis.

  • Lot rent once a lot lease service is a rentallease contract void a deny or treaty of.

  • Our season runs from April 1, 2021 – October 31, 2021 Each site has 30 amp/50 amp electricity, water and sewer Lot rent for the 2021 season is $3,000.00 (There is a 10% discount for all returning campers $2,700.00) Payments are due on or before November 1st, April 1st and July 1st All payments are due online.

  • Lot rent includes trash collection (from a trash collection bin), well water, and septic.

  • Lot rent may be increased from time to time but only upon sixty (60) days advance notice and only in compliance with all applicable statures and regulations.