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Title Transfers Manufactured Home Ownership Document Application for New and Used Homes (form 2952) signed by: Taxes paid in full at time of transfer. Valid Tax Certification. Original DMV title or ownership document. Secured lender signature releasing interest, if applicable, on one of the following:
Oregon no longer issues certificates of title for manufactured homes, but rather provides ownership documents that reflect all owners and security interests recorded as of the date the documents were printed. Please review your new documents to ensure all transactions were accurately processed and recorded.
You do not have to title or register trailers with a loaded weight of 1,800 pounds or less.
Oregon no longer issues certificates of title for manufactured homes, but rather provides ownership documents that reflect all owners and security interests recorded as of the date the documents were printed.
Titling requirements for manufactured homes vary by state. In most cases, manufactured homes are initially titled as personal property but can be re-titled as real property if you also own the site. This process is typically handled by your states department of motor vehicles (DMV) or equivalent agency.

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Oregon Revised Statute (ORS) 446.003(24)(a). Manufactured structures can be classified as either Personal Property or Real Property, based on the ownership of the home and the land.
A manufactured home is a type of housing thats delivered to a destination and, once there, is usually secured to the ground or a foundation. If you default on your manufactured home loan, the lender might be able to take possession of it through repossession or foreclosure.

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