Property Ownership
In Maine, a mobile home park tenant owns their mobile home but rents the land it sits on. If the park owner closes the park, the tenant:
AHas no legal rights and must leave immediately
BHas specific protections under Maine's mobile home park law, including advance notice periods✓ Correct
CAutomatically owns the land their home sits on
DMust sell the mobile home back to the park owner
Explanation
Maine's Mobile Home Park Act provides significant protections for mobile home park residents, including required advance notice (up to 2 years in some cases) before park closure, relocation assistance, and purchase options.
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