186A.298 Filing of affidavit of severance from real estate for manufactured
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home previously converted to real estate.
(1)The owner of a manufactured home that has been converted to real estate in
accordance with KRS 186A.297 may detach or sever the home from the real
property only by filing an affidavit of severance with the clerk of the county in
which the affidavit of conversion originally took place and in which the real
estate is located. The affidavit of severance shall include the following
information:
(a)The manufacturer and, if applicable, the model name of the manufactured
home;
(b)The legal description of the real property on which the manufactured
home is or was placed, with the source of title setting forth the book and
page number of how the owner of the real estate acquired the property;
(c)The book and page number where the previous affidavit of conversion
was filed of record;
(d)A Class B1 or B2 Seal as required under KRS 227.600;
(e)Certification of an attorney that, as of the date of the titling of the
severance, there are no security interests or liens in the manufactured
home that have not been released by the secured party and that the title
to the real estate is marketable, free, and clear of liens, or certification of
any holder of a security interest in the manufactured home of:
1. The amount of any existing security interest; and
2. The secured party's consent to issuance of a title;
(f)The owner's affidavit that the manufactured home has previously been or
will be removed from the described real estate within thirty
(30)days of
the date of filing the affidavit of conversion, and that, before moving the
manufactured home the owner will apply for and receive;
1. A certificate of title as required under KRS 186A.070; and
2. A manufactured home registration as required under KRS 186.675;
and
(g)There shall be a limit of one
(1)affidavit of severance issued to an owner
on a property.
(2)When the county clerk files the affidavit of severance, the county clerk shall
provide a copy to:
(a)The property valuation administrator for adjustment of the real property
tax rolls of the county; and
(b)The Transportation Cabinet, Department of Vehicle Regulation.
(3)An owner who fails to file an affidavit of severance prior to removal of the
manufactured home shall be liable for actual damages or five hundred dollars
($500), whichever is greater, payable to any first lien holder of record, or if no
such lien holder exists, to be payable to the clerk of the county in which the
affidavit of conversion first took place, upon notice to the clerk that the
manufactured home was not removed within thirty
(30)days of the date of filing
of the affidavit of severance.
(4)The county clerk shall receive a fee of sixteen dollars ($16) for the service
provided under this section.
(5)If the owner of the manufactured home provides inaccurate or fraudulent
information to the county clerk, the clerk shall not be held liable in any
subsequent action relating to the severance of the manufactured home from
the real estate.
(6)For the purposes of this section, "owner" means the party who holds the legal
title to the real estate where the manufactured home is located prior to being
moved. It shall not include the party who is acquiring the manufactured home.