But I am concerned about how hard that motor is going to have to work.

Two weeks later the landlord gets a call his 2005 ford is involved in a hit and run ,  the landlord tells the cop that that truck is in the driveway with the motor out ( 6.0 diesel ) .

hi adam. basically, a mobile home has a title just the same as a car. a house has a deed, a legal description for the land at the county court house, etc. the mobile home is titled like a car and is recorded at the state level, much the same as any motor vehicle. what you need to watch out for is the park that it sits in. what you are talking about doing is called subleting. some parks do not allow it. they will not let you own a mobile home in their park and rent it out to someone else. you need to check with the park on that one first. 

Sam Leon my lease reads like this, paragraph 33, vehicle policy, "the tenant agrees never to park or store a motor home, camper, or any sort of recreational vehicle on the premesis and to park only "x" automobiles, license plate number "xxx-xxx" make of automobile, __________ only on the paved area provided in the designated and labeled parking spots.

@Orlando Paz  In most states a Mobile Home is considered a Motor Vehicle and has a title that is identical to a Vehicle so they are easy to transfer ownership, but counties will tax the MH annually.  

Jordan:The only non-motorized deadbolt they have left is the Camelot.  

He can usually tell me if I heat sensor out or if a motor has problems. 

:grin:  I Calif, DMV is the Department of Motor Vehicles :)Make sure to use fully self-evident acronyms and abbreviations.Personally, I had to scratch a while on DTI too.

They only thing put in the covenants about parking is that no motor vehicles may be parked or kept on the street for overnight parking. 

Wisconsin just changed the law recently stating that we can throw away, sell, burn, donate, do whatever we want with the vast majority of items left behind (minus motor vehicles and medical stuff).