California Codes, Civil Code, Division 2 — Property, Part 2 — Real or Immovable Property, Title 2 — Estates in Real Property, Chapter 2.5 — Mobilehome Residency Law, Article 3.5 — Fees and Charges

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Section 798.30Requires mobilehome park management to give a homeowner written notice of any rent increase at least 90 days before the date the…Section 798.30.5Limits rent increases in a qualified mobilehome park spanning two or more cities to 3 percent plus the change in the cost…Section 798.31Bars charging a mobilehome homeowner any fee beyond rent, utilities and incidental reasonable charges for services actually rendered. Bars a fee for…Section 798.32Bars charging a homeowner a fee for services actually rendered that are not listed in the rental agreement unless management gave written…Section 798.33Bars a lease entered into, modified or renewed on or after 1 January 2001 from stopping a homeowner from keeping at least…Section 798.34Bars management from charging a fee for a guest staying no more than 20 consecutive days or 30 days a year, for…Section 798.35Bars management from charging a homeowner a fee based on the number of members in the homeowner's immediate family. Limits immediate family…Section 798.36Bars management from charging a homeowner a fee to enforce park rules, allowing only a reasonable maintenance or cleanup charge after written…Section 798.37Bars charging a homeowner an entry, installation, hookup or landscaping fee as a condition of tenancy, except an actual local government charge…Section 798.37.5Requires park management to bear sole responsibility and cost for trimming, pruning, or removing trees on rental spaces and in common areas,…Section 798.38Bars park management from acquiring a lien or security interest in a mobilehome in the park unless the homeowner and management mutually…Section 798.39Limits a mobilehome security deposit to two months' rent demanded only on or before initial occupancy, and bars any additional deposit later.…Section 798.39.5Bars management from charging a homeowner a fee or rent increase that passes along a fine, forfeiture, penalty, damages or fee a…

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