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Originally Posted by Dean2
Your story does not make sense. The mobile home is a chattel, you do not own the property it is located on. There is no City tax roll for a mobile home on rented property. Even if you show up somewhere in the City records it is irrelevant to your situation. You can move the trailer to your own property, sell it to someone as long as it is free and clear, or keep it and rent it out if you can agree with the property owner on pad rent etc. The City has nothing to do with this. The only thing you likely show up on is the water, sewer and any other city owned utilities. You do not need a bill of sale to change who is responsible for the utility bills.
B.C. is the only Province in Canada that maintains a registry of mobile home ownership. In Alberta the only thing that would get registered is a lien on the mobile by someone who holds a loan against it or used it as collateral for a loan. Outside of that you can buy and sell them at will, the Bill of Sale does not need to be registered anywhere unless it is permanently affixed to land.
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Permanently affixed to land....does this mean on piliings?