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House of Representatives
Session of 2019 - 2020 Regular Session

MEMORANDUM

Posted: May 17, 2019 03:58 PM
From: Representative Joe Emrick
To: All House members
Subject: The Real Assessment Value of Manufactured Homes
 
In the near future, I will be introducing legislation requiring counties to properly assess the value of manufactured homes during a county wide reassessment. As you may know, manufactured homes do not have a deed recorded with the county, but a title similar to your car. Like your car, the value of a manufactured home usually depreciates while the value of a brick and mortar home usually appreciates.

Without a recorded deed, assessors are not able to utilize the fair market value to determine the actual value of the manufactured home and are consistently over assessing these homes.

My legislation would require an assessor to determine the actual value of a manufactured home by utilizing the value of a manufactured home in a national directory or valuation guide that analyzes manufactured home sales and other relevant data; any depreciation in the value of the manufactured home; the ability of the manufactured home to be transported to another site; and the fair market value of the manufactured home.

I hope you will co-sponsor this legislation with me to help protect some of the poorest in our communities.



Introduced as HB1564