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JJBIRISH
Oct 13, 2013Explorer
it depends on the type of agreement that is in place… and in FL I have seen as many different agreements as I have seen offers for seasonal sites…
most of the agreements I have seen are so ambiguous with one loop hole after another that they border being illegal without actually crossing that line…
some of the seasonal agreements can fall under membership camping plans because the license doesn’t permit full time occupancy and it might come down to site exclusivity …
for example both membership and landlord tenant laws can contain rental agreements with careful crafting of the contract, like ability to change sites, or no specific site named or the use of recurring monthly cost guaranteed or not with the annual cost being only a reference…
FL Cg owners have a long and storied past on these issues, and it continues today…
Unfortunately the agreement needs to be scrutinized carefully something that can’t be done here…
most of the agreements I have seen are so ambiguous with one loop hole after another that they border being illegal without actually crossing that line…
some of the seasonal agreements can fall under membership camping plans because the license doesn’t permit full time occupancy and it might come down to site exclusivity …
for example both membership and landlord tenant laws can contain rental agreements with careful crafting of the contract, like ability to change sites, or no specific site named or the use of recurring monthly cost guaranteed or not with the annual cost being only a reference…
FL Cg owners have a long and storied past on these issues, and it continues today…
Unfortunately the agreement needs to be scrutinized carefully something that can’t be done here…
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