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Got a mobile home park eviction notice in Colorado?

A mobile home park eviction notice in Colorado is frightening. You may be looking at a date and not knowing what it means for the home, or for where you will go next. You can call me before you have a plan. I buy mobile homes for cash if a sale would help, and I can move quickly. I will not guess at the notice, and I will not promise it goes away.

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Your options

What you can do now with a park eviction notice.

Read the notice and write down the date

Do not set it aside. The date on the paper is the one to keep in front of you. You do not have to understand every line before you ask for help.

Talk to the park manager

Ask what they need from you right now. A direct question is better than waiting in silence.

Ask if a payment plan is still open

If lot rent is the reason for the notice, ask whether you can still catch up. I do not know your park's answer.

Look for help in your town

Rental assistance or a community program may be able to help with the payment. I am not that program.

Ask a legal aid office or a housing counselor

If you have a legal question about the notice, contact a local legal aid office or a housing counselor. I am not a lawyer. I will not walk you through the paper.

Sell, if that is the path you want

Some people sell the mobile home so they can leave with a closing date they choose. I cannot promise the notice disappears. I can make a fair cash offer within 24 hours, in any condition, and close on your schedule.

How I can help

I can move on the date you need.

Call or text me today

(719) 963-6131. Tell me you have a notice, the park name, and the date on the paper.

I look at the home as it is

No repairs are required. You do not have to clean it up for me.

You get a written offer within 24 hours

There is no obligation to accept. If a sale is not the right path, I will say so.

You pick the closing

I cover the paperwork and the costs. If the date on the notice means you need to move soon, tell me.

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Your rights in Colorado

A few things the law gives you.

If lot rent is unpaid, the park has to give you a written notice. That notice has to give you at least 10 days to pay the rent, or to sell the home or move it.
You may sell your mobile home where it sits and put a for-sale sign on or in the home. Tell the park you plan to sell. A buyer who will live in the park still has to apply and be approved by the park.
The park is not allowed to retaliate because you used a right, including making a complaint.
You can file a complaint with the Colorado Division of Housing Mobile Home Park Oversight Program. Email MHPOP@state.co.us or call 1-833-924-1147.
If the problem is a park rule needed to prevent real damage or harm, or a local or state rule — and it is not unpaid rent — the official notice says you have 90 days to fix it.

Official summary: Colorado Division of Housing, Notice of Home Owner and Resident Rights, under the Colorado Mobile Home Park Act, C.R.S. 38-12-200.1 et seq. Retaliation is also described on the Division’s retaliation page.

This is not legal advice. For legal help, contact Colorado Legal Services.

If the home is in Wyoming, the rules in this box are Colorado’s. Wyoming rules are different. Call me about a home in Wyoming.

Questions

Short answers

QCan you buy my mobile home if I already have a notice?

Call me and tell me the date. I will be honest about what I can do. I will not promise the notice goes away. When I buy, the offer is a fair cash offer within 24 hours, any condition, no repairs required, with paperwork and costs covered, and a closing on your schedule.

QShould I call you or get legal help first?

Both can be right. Call a local legal aid office or a housing counselor if you have a legal question. Call me if you want to talk about the home and whether a sale would help.

QDo I have to repair the home first?

No. Any condition is fine. No repairs are required before the offer.

QWhat if lot rent is why the notice came?

Start with my page on being behind on lot rent, and call me. You do not have to be caught up first.

QIf the notice is for lot rent, how many days does Colorado require?

If lot rent is unpaid, the park has to give you a written notice. That notice has to give you at least 10 days to pay the rent, or to sell the home or move it. I am not a lawyer. This is not legal advice. For legal help, contact Colorado Legal Services.

Keep going

Why work with me

A short list, then a real conversation.

A fair cash offer within 24 hours, in any condition. No repairs required.
I cover the paperwork and the costs, and I handle it so the sale is done right. I know this process.
You close on your schedule — days or months — and I can move quickly.
I am a licensed Colorado manufactured home dealer. I have lived here more than 30 years, and I have helped mobile homeowners in difficult situations since 2023.
In many cases I can help with some moving money. That is not a promise, and I will tell you if I cannot.
Sellers and park managers trust me. I have good relationships with parks across Colorado and Wyoming.
No pressure. If another path is better, I will say so.

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Ready to talk about your home?

No pressure. No obligation. A fair cash offer within 24 hours, any condition, with paperwork and costs covered, and a closing on your schedule.

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Got a mobile home park eviction notice in Colorado?

What you can do now with a park eviction notice.

Read the notice and write down the date

Talk to the park manager

Ask if a payment plan is still open

Look for help in your town

Ask a legal aid office or a housing counselor

Sell, if that is the path you want

I can move on the date you need.

Call or text me today

I look at the home as it is

You get a written offer within 24 hours

You pick the closing

A few things the law gives you.

Short answers

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A short list, then a real conversation.

Ready to talk about your home?