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Begin by filling out Part I, which includes the mobile home's description. Enter the assessment code, geocode, year, make, model, size, serial number, and title number. Provide the physical address and mobile home park name if applicable.
In Part II, input the names and mailing addresses of both the new and previous owners. Ensure that contact phone numbers are also included.
Proceed to Part III to provide sale information. Fill in the mobile home sale price and answer questions regarding advertising and any conditions of the sale.
In Part IV, sign and date the form to affirm that all information is accurate. If required, complete Part V for notarization unless you have attached a notarized bill of sale or signed-off title.
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