California Codes, Civil Code, Division 2 — Property, Part 2 — Real or Immovable Property, Title 2 — Estates in Real Property, Chapter 2.7 — Floating Home Residency Law, Article 7 — Transfer of a Floating Home

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Section 800.80Allows a floating homeowner or agent to advertise a sale or exchange by a sign in the home’s window or on the…Section 800.82Prohibits floating home marina management from showing or listing a floating home for sale without the owner’s written authorization specifying the showing…Section 800.83Prohibits floating home marina management from charging a homeowner or agent a transfer or selling fee unless management performs a requested written…Section 800.84Prohibits floating home marina management from requiring removal of a floating home because the home is sold to a third party during…Section 800.85Allows floating home marina management to require prior purchaser approval and sale notice, but bars withholding approval from financially qualified purchasers except…Section 800.86Requires a sale or transfer agreement for a floating home remaining in its marina to show the purchaser accepted a rental agreement;…Section 800.87Prohibits any rental or sale agreement from requiring a purchaser or homeowner to waive rights provided under the article. Any attempted waiver…Section 800.88Allows an heir or joint tenant who acquires a floating home through the homeowner’s death to sell the home in the marina…Section 800.89Allows a legal owner or junior lienholder that forecloses its security interest in a floating home to sell the home within the…Section 800.90Prohibits floating home marina management from barring a homeowner or nonmanagement agent from listing or selling a used floating home within the…Section 800.91Requires a floating homeowner to give management at least 30 days’ prior written notice before suing over alleged common-facility maintenance failures or…

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