Selling, Moving, Setting, or Demolishing a Manufactured Home

New State Law and Regulations Apply, Effective July 1, 2008

House Bill 1260, enacted by the Colorado Legislature in the 2008 Legislative Session and signed by the Governor, changes the regulations and necessary paperwork to move, set, destroy, and/or transfer ownership on manufactured housing.  The law took effect on July 1, 2008.

Depending on the scenario, the steps and paperwork necessary to have your home properly listed on the County assessment and tax records may be different.  You may choose from scenarios listed below.  When you select a scenario, an Adobe PDF document will download to your computer.  The PDF document will contain a checklist with instructions, and the blank documents needed for a particular scenario.  Please note that these documents require 8 ½” x 14” paper to print properly.  Printing on letter size paper may increase page counts—additional page counts for recorded documents can cost up to $5.00 for each additional page recorded.  Where noted on the checklist, the PDF is writable.  If you so choose, you may fill out the form on your computer and print it.  Please note that the filled-in portions of the computer form will not be saved on your computer after printing.  Please read the various scenarios carefully—the checklist and documents will be different depending on the scenario you choose.  If you have questions about which scenario applies to your particular circumstances, please contact the Delta County Assessor’s office (970) 874-2120, or the Delta County Treasurer’s office at (970) 874-2135, for assistance.

All items must be completed on the selected checklist before the process of changing ownership or status of a manufactured home will be reflected on the assessment records or the tax roll.

Please Note

1. Manufactured homes built before June 15, 1976 (“Pre-HUD” manufactured homes) are subject to additional requirements.  See the Delta County Ordinance No. 2006-10.
2. Some documents require notarized signatures.  If you wish to have the County Clerk’s office notarize your signature, there will be a $5.00 charge.

Scenarios

If moving or transferring title on your titled manufactured home which is not permanently affixed* to the land, choose one of the scenarios below:

If permanently affixing* the manufactured home to land, choose one of the scenarios below:

If re-establishing title to your manufactured home which is currently permanently affixed* to the land, choose one of the scenarios below:

If manufactured home is to be destroyed, choose from one of the scenarios below:

1A.  Moving a new manufactured home into an established manufactured home park, click here.  (Rev. 8/09)

2A.  New manufactured home to be affixed to a permanent location, click here.

3A.  Manufactured home is to be removed from its permanent location, and moved to a non-permanently affixed location (or into dealer inventory), click here. (Rev. 4/10)

4A.  Manufactured home is to be removed from a permanent location and will be disposed of at the Delta County landfill, or private disposal site, click here. (Rev. 3/10)

1B.  Moving a used titled manufactured home with no change of ownership, click here. (Rev. 8/09)

2B.  Manufactured home is currently titled and you wish to affix it permanently to the land, click here. (Rev. 4/10)

3B.  Re-establish title to a used manufactured home that is currently listed on the tax roll as permanently affixed, and has either never been officially titled or original title was purged, click here. (Rev. 4/10)

4B.  Non-affixed manufactured home is to be removed and will be disposed of at the Delta County Landfill, or a private disposal or salvage site, click here. (Rev. 3/10)

1C.  Moving a manufactured home that has only a Manufacturers Statement of Origin (MSO) which will be titled and not permanently affixed, click here. (Rev. 8/09)

2C.  Check list for a used manufactured home currently assessed separately as a manufactured home:

·   for which the owner does not have a title, but a title record DOES exist in the Department of Revenue (DOR) records;

·   that has been on the tax roll under the same ownership for at least 10 years;

- AND -

·   that the owner wishes to be permanently affixed to the land, click here. (Rev. 4/10)

4C.  Manufactured home will be disposed of on-site (at its current location), click here. (Rev. 4/10)

1D.  Transferring ownership of a used manufactured home and the home is not moving, click here. (Rev. 8/09)

2D.  Check list for a used manufactured home currently assessed separately as a manufactured home:

·   for which the owner does not have a title, but a title record DOES exist in the Department of Revenue (DOR) records;

·   that has not been on the tax roll under the same ownership for 10 years;

- AND -

·   that the owner wishes to be permanently affixed to the land, click here. (Rev. 4/10)

1E.  Transferring ownership of a used manufactured home and the home is moving, click here. (Rev. 8/09)

1F.  Moving a manufactured home out of Delta County, but within the state of Colorado, click here.

1G.  Moving a manufactured home out of Delta County and out of the state of Colorado, click here. (Rev. 8/09)

1H.  Moving a used manufactured home into dealer inventory, click here. (Rev. 8/09)

1J.  Refinancing a used manufactured home, click here. (Rev. 8/09)

1L.  Re-establishing title on a used manufactured home that is 25 years old or older AND for which the owner can provide a Bill of Sale, click here. (Rev. 4/10)

* “Permanently affixed” means permanently affixed to the land so that the manufactured home is no longer capable of being drawn over the public highways.

Link to all manufactured home checklists and forms, including Colorado manufactured home forms.

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