RV Park Tenants Rights in South Carolina
What rights do a RV tenant have in a South Carolina..we have a very grumpy landlord, we follow all the rules but he is harrassing us. Can he just throw us out for any reason he wants?
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In South Carolina, RV tenants have certain rights, even if the landlord is grumpy. Generally, a landlord can’t just throw you out without a valid reason. They typically need to follow legal eviction processes, which usually involve providing notice and a reason for eviction.
If you feel harassed, it's important to document everything and consider reaching out to a local tenant's rights organization or an attorney for advice specific to your situation. They can help clarify your rights and options!
- Move on done the road!!!
- June 5th, 2014 at that....
- Not only all the above, but hen we have another poster asking a question which is muddying up the replies here! Not to mention maybe the OP had a park model with an attached deck/awning! Makes it quite a bit harder to just "move on".
I wish they would've came back and said what the exact issue was and what they did to fix the problem. - As the OP started this on June 5th I would imagine this has been settled by now.
- Op never said how he is being harassed. Could he be the one causing the problems? I don't know him so I can't say but we are just getting one side here. Bottom line is if your not happy there, ROLL ON!
- Section 27 doesn't apply. A lot in a CG is not a "dwelling unit."
SECTION 27-40-110. Territorial application.
This chapter applies to, regulates, and determines rights, obligations, and remedies under a rental agreement, wherever made, for a dwelling unit located within this State.
I believe you are only a casual renter, month by month, absent any sort of rental lease, and you have only the right to leave. Ron8877 wrote:
Winner, best answer of the day. Very likely the seller is bound by a non-disclosure agreement. The buyer probably doesn't want you to know who he or she is until he ready to make the information public. Could be because they are planning to do something different with that property and don't want people to stop paying rent now, or it could be they just don't want you and everyone else in the park pestering them about what is going to happen when maybe even they don't know.ford coupe wrote:
almost sounds like situation we have in our park in florida. park was sold old owner very sneaky didn't tell anyone they had sold,still don't know who to pay rent to,old owners staying in park till end of june-i don't trust them but we don;t want to make bad impression to new owners,any suggestions?
The owner of the park was under no requirement to inform you that they were selling. Pay your rent to the people running the park and get a receipt. You don't know what the agreement is nor is it really any of your concern.
Ron- You have the right to air up the tires and roll.
Transient law or tenant may depend on if you are month to month (tenant) or short term (transient).
Post your rental agreement for best answers.
