Chapter 489 - Repairs to mobile homes
I am trying to determine if the license requirements under Chapter 489 also apply to work on mobile homes? Thoughts?
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Repair work for mobile homes? I think the manufacture has an exception not sure about repair.
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I am trying to determine if the license requirements under Chapter 489 also apply to work on mobile homes? Thoughts?
Volk Law Offices, P.A.
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Why wouldn’t they? It’s an improvement to real property.
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I am trying to determine if the license requirements under Chapter 489 also apply to work on mobile homes? Thoughts?
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I think it may depend on the extent to which the mobile home has become a “fixture.” For example, is it still sitting on its wheels, or is it on a foundation? Is it permanently connected to utilities? Could it be moved without damaging it or the property itself? Etc. Not sure though.
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Why wouldn’t they? It’s an improvement to real property.
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I am trying to determine if the license requirements under Chapter 489 also apply to work on mobile homes? Thoughts?
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There is a statutory permit required from FDOT for moving a mobile home.
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Subject: [CLC-Discussion] Chapter 489 - Repairs to mobile homes
I am trying to determine if the license requirements under Chapter 489 also apply to work on mobile homes? Thoughts?
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Generally an “RP” (real property) sticker is affixed to a mobile home to have it considered “real property”
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I think it may depend on the extent to which the mobile home has become a “fixture.” For example, is it still sitting on its wheels, or is it on a foundation? Is it permanently connected to utilities? Could it be moved without damaging it or the property itself? Etc. Not sure though.
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Why wouldn’t they? It’s an improvement to real property.
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I am trying to determine if the license requirements under Chapter 489 also apply to work on mobile homes? Thoughts?
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As my mamma's half-brother, David Ray White*, used to say "what do a tornado and an Alabama divorce have in common? Someone is gonna loose a mobile home"
David Ray White (or Buzz as some referred to him) was the regional sales manager for a large mobile home manufacturer. He was based in Hamilton, AL (county seat for Marion, County) in northwest AL near Tupelo MS, birthplace of the King. RIP Uncle Dave.
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There is a statutory permit required from FDOT for moving a mobile home.
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I am trying to determine if the license requirements under Chapter 489 also apply to work on mobile homes? Thoughts?
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Ok, this is very old (how 's that for a softball invitation to wisecracking) information, but when the Florida legislature passed the comprehensive mobile home statute in the last century, that gave mobile home park residents all kinds of rights, they made the rather remarkable finding that mobile homes are not mobile. I think that if the contemplated work would require a license if performed on a conventional house, a license is required to perform that work on a mobile home.
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I think it may depend on the extent to which the mobile home has become a “fixture.” For example, is it still sitting on its wheels, or is it on a foundation? Is it permanently connected to utilities? Could it be moved without damaging it or the property itself? Etc. Not sure though.
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Why wouldn’t they? It’s an improvement to real property.
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I am trying to determine if the license requirements under Chapter 489 also apply to work on mobile homes? Thoughts?
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To amplify my earlier point, I had a client recently get a contractor cited for failing to pull permits for repairs made to a mobile home. So at least in Duval County, they are considered governed by the building code and Chapter 489. Also, there is the definition of real property in 713.01(26):
(26) “Real property” means the land that is improved and the improvements thereon, including fixtures, except any such property owned by the state or any county, municipality, school board, or governmental agency, commission, or political subdivision.
Granted, this is Chapter 713, not 489. But 489 defines a contractor as one who “improve[s] any building or structure, including related improvements to real estate” (489.105(3)), which is very analogous.
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Ok, this is very old (how 's that for a softball invitation to wisecracking) information, but when the Florida legislature passed the comprehensive mobile home statute in the last century, that gave mobile home park residents all kinds of rights, they made the rather remarkable finding that mobile homes are not mobile. I think that if the contemplated work would require a license if performed on a conventional house, a license is required to perform that work on a mobile home.
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I think it may depend on the extent to which the mobile home has become a “fixture.” For example, is it still sitting on its wheels, or is it on a foundation? Is it permanently connected to utilities? Could it be moved without damaging it or the property itself? Etc. Not sure though.
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Subject: Re: [CLC-Discussion] Chapter 489 - Repairs to mobile homes
Why wouldn’t they? It’s an improvement to real property.
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Brian,
I think the answer is "it depends". Under Fla. Stat. s. 320.015(1) "A mobile home is to be considered real property only when the owner of the mobile home is also the owner of the land on which the mobile home is situated and said mobile home is permanently affixed thereto". The foregoing statute relates to taxation of a mobile home. Mobile homes are regulated under Chapters 319 and 320 applicable to motor vehicles and not real estate. Assuming the mobile home is legally a "motor vehicle" it would be strange to require a contractor's license under Ch. 489 to be required for repair of such motor vehicle.
Looking at the definitions under Ch. 713, a mobile home with wheels present and that is not permanently fixed to the land on which it is located would not be an "improvement" as defined under 713.01. The terms "improve" and "improvement" under 713.01 denote permanency inconsistent with the notion of a motor vehicle that can be readily driven off a piece of land. The definition of "Contractor" under 713.01 similarly requires the presence of a contract with the "owner of real property" for improving it. If the mobile home is not real property, then the person working on it under contract is not, by definition, a "contractor". On the other hand, if the "mobile home" has had the wheels removed and is attached to a slab or otherwise fixed to the land on which it rests, then it would appear to look more like an improvement for which Ch. 713 and Ch. 489 would apply. Assuming the owner of the mobile home also owned the real property on which the mobile home is located and has been issued the "RP" sticker by the local taxing authority, then it would appear to fall within the 489 and 713 definitions.
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