Enacts the "New York land-home property act" to address manufactured homes certificate of title and conveyance as real property.
The New York land-home property act amends the vehicle and traffic law and the real property law to establish procedures for manufactured homes affixed to permanent foundations. Owners can surrender a manufacturer's certificate of origin or certificate of title to the commissioner. An affidavit of affixation must be filed, containing details about the home and the owner. The commissioner will cancel the certificate of origin and update records. The home becomes real property, governed by real property laws, and is assessed and taxed as an improvement.
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