Colorado § 38-41-201.5 - Legislative declaration of homestead exemption for mobile homes.
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§ 38-41-201.5. Legislative declaration of homestead exemption for mobile homes.
The general assembly hereby finds and declares that, as the cost of conventional housing continues to escalate, mobile homes will become an ever larger percentage of the total housing supply, particularly for the elderly and the low-to-moderate income groups; that the purchase of a mobile home is a major investment; that most mobile homes are permanently or semipermanently located; that great improvements have been made in the quality and variety of such homes; and that mobile homes are dwellings which should be accorded a status equivalent to conventional homes. The general assembly recognizes, however, that mobile homes are more readily moved than conventional homes; that they are presently bought and sold as personal property and that there are advantages to both the industry and consumers to continue this practice; and that they presently have a dual nature in the area of taxation and tax collection; therefore mobile homes should be entitled to a homestead exemption.
Source: L. 82: Entire section added, p. 544, § 1, effective January 1, 1983.
Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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