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Senate Bill 591 establishes regulations for the conversion and affixation of manufactured homes to real property in Maryland. It outlines the requirements for affidavits of conversion and severance, detailing necessary documentation, recording procedures, and tax implications. The bill aims to clarify the legal status of manufactured homes when attached to real property and provides guidelines for their transfer and taxation.

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