Cal. Civ. Code § 55.1-1311
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Section 55.1-1202 , subsection A of § 55.1-1204 , §§ 55.1-1207 , 55.1-1208 , 55.1-1216 , 55.1-1224 , 55.1-1226 , 55.1-1228 , 55.1-1234 through 55.1-1252 , and 55.1-1259 shall, insofar as they are not inconsistent with this chapter, apply, mutatis mutandis, to the rental and occupancy of a manufactured home lot, including termination of a lot lease if a tenant commits a remediable breach and, after remedying such breach, intentionally commits a subsequent breach of a like nature, during the same lease term.
Virginia Code § 55.1-1311 extends a broad set of general landlord-tenant statutes to the rental of manufactured home lots, as long as those statutes do not conflict with the chapter specifically governing manufactured home communities. The cross-referenced provisions cover topics such as landlord and tenant duties, remedies, and lease termination procedures. Notably, the section also addresses a specific lease-termination scenario: if a tenant fixes a remediable lease violation but then intentionally commits a similar violation again within the same lease term, the landlord may proceed with termination.
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Operators of manufactured home lot communities in Virginia should be aware that § 55.1-1311 incorporates a wide range of general residential landlord-tenant rules into their operations, adapted as necessary to the manufactured home lot context. Compliant operators typically maintain familiarity with each cross-referenced statute—covering areas such as maintenance obligations, notice requirements, and remedies—to ensure their practices align with both the general code and the manufactured home-specific chapter. With respect to lease termination, operators generally document both the initial remediable breach and any subsequent intentional breach of a like nature within the same lease term before pursuing termination on that basis.
General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.
Tenants renting manufactured home lots in Virginia benefit from the protections of multiple general landlord-tenant statutes, which § 55.1-1311 makes applicable to their situation to the extent those statutes are consistent with the manufactured home lot chapter. This means rights related to habitability, notice, and remedies that apply to conventional renters may also be available to manufactured home lot tenants. Tenants who believe a landlord has failed to honor these obligations may consider raising a violation as a defense in any eviction proceeding, filing a complaint with a relevant local or state housing authority, or reaching out to a tenant-rights organization for general information about the cross-referenced provisions.
General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.
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