Form DMV 276. Converting a Manufactured Home to Real Property - Virginia

Form DMV 276. Converting a Manufactured Home to Real Property: This publication provides the information needed to convert manufactured homes to real property and to sever/detach manufactured homes from real property. The form aims to educate homeowners and prospective buyers about the process of converting a manufactured home to real property, where it becomes part of the land, and the process of separating it from the land.

The parties involved in using this form are homeowners of manufactured homes, prospective buyers, the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, and relevant real estate or housing authorities. The form sections consist of detailed explanations of the requirements and steps involved in converting a manufactured home to real property and the procedures for severing or detaching it from the land.

Important fields in this form include information about real property conversion, legal requirements, and any specific guidelines or restrictions that may apply to manufactured homes on real property. Accurate completion of the form is not applicable, as it is a publication intended for information dissemination.

An example scenario where this form would be used is when a homeowner of a manufactured home wants to convert it to real property to obtain additional benefits, such as access to mortgage loans or improved property value. By referring to Form DMV 276, they can understand the process of conversion and the necessary steps to complete the procedure. The benefits of using this form include making informed decisions about property ownership and accessing the advantages of real property status for their manufactured home.

No additional documents are required to use this form, as it is a publication designed for information purposes. As for alternatives or related forms, there may be other resources or guidance available from the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles or real estate authorities regarding manufactured home conversions and real property status.