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Is a mobile home considered real or tangible personal property?

April 26, 2017Mobile home Property Tangible

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Is a mobile home considered real or tangible personal property?

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If you own both the land and the mobile home, (permanently set up), the mobile home is considered real property. If you do not own the land but do own the mobile home you are required to purchase a sticker/decal for your mobile home. Any attachments (air conditioning, skirting, aluminum rooms, carports, etc.) to the mobile home are personal property. If no decal is purchased for the mobile home, both the mobile home and the attachments are considered personal property and will be taxed as such.