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�Aw OFFICES OF <br />BEST, BEST & KRIEGER <br />The non-payment of rent, the park owner's desire to <br />change the use of the land, and unlawful conduct by the mobile home <br />owner are among the pennissible grounds for terminating tenancy <br />under California law.2 The park owner may not require the removal <br />of a mobile home when it is sold3 and may neither charge a transfer <br />fee for the sale4 nor disapprove of any purchaser able to pay the <br />rent . S <br />2. The General Purpose of Local Reat Control <br />Regulations <br />Many municipalities have enacted rent control laws <br />specifically applicable to mobilehome parks within their <br />jurisdictions. Like their counterparts regulating ordinary <br />residential tenancies, mobilehome park rent control ordinances have <br />typically restricted (1) maximum rents on mobilehomea within the <br />park, (2) restricted permissible rent increases, and (3) controlled <br />rents upon vacancy. Some local ordinances also impose "eviction <br />controls," limiting the grounds and reasons that management may <br />invoke to terminate a mobilehome park tenancy. <br />Z Civ. Code, § 798.56. <br />3 Civ. Code, § 798.73. <br />4 Civ. Code, § 798.72. <br />s Civ. Code, § 798.74. <br />DCY106161 " 2 - <br />