Montana HB785 revises laws to allow manufactured homes to be considered improvements to real property under certain conditions.
Montana HB785 revises laws related to manufactured homes, allowing them to be considered improvements to real property if specific conditions are met. A manufactured home must have its running gear removed and be attached to a permanent foundation to qualify. The owner must record a statement of intent with the county clerk and recorder and surrender the certificate of origin or certificate of title to the county treasurer. The bill also provides an alternate process for manufactured homes with missing identification tags built before October 1, 2005.
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