New Mexico Mobile Home Park Rent Increase Disclosure
New Mexico Mobile Home Park Rent Increase Disclosure
Before sending: Use this notice only for a park covered by the Mobile Home Park Act. Section 47-10-19(A) requires a full and accurate written disclosure at least 60 days before the increase takes effect. Confirm that the rental agreement and any other applicable restriction permit the proposed change. This notice does not terminate the tenancy or itself amend a fixed-term agreement that does not allow the increase.
1. Park, parties, and existing agreement
Notice date: [__/__/____]
Park owner or authorized manager: [FULL LEGAL NAME]
Park and mailing address: [PARK NAME AND ADDRESS]
Resident(s): [FULL LEGAL NAME(S)]
Mobile home space: [LOT NUMBER AND ADDRESS]
Current rental agreement date and term: [DATE AND TERM]
Agreement provision or signed change authorizing this increase: [IDENTIFY OR ATTACH]
2. Full disclosure of the rent increase
The rent for the space identified above will change as follows, beginning [EFFECTIVE DATE], if the change is permitted by the governing rental agreement and applicable law:
| Rent component for use and occupancy | Current amount per rental period | New amount per same rental period | Increase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Space rent | $[____] | $[____] | $[____] |
| Other rent component: [NAME / NONE] | $[____] | $[____] | $[____] |
| Other rent component: [NAME / NONE] | $[____] | $[____] | $[____] |
| Total rent | $[____] | $[____] | $[____] |
Rental period and regular due date: [PERIOD AND DATE]
First payment at the new total rent: [__/__/____]
Other charges, if any, and their separate legal or agreement basis: [ITEMIZE OR NONE]
All other agreement terms continue unless lawfully changed by the parties. Contact the park owner or manager at [CONTACT INFORMATION] for a complete explanation of any listed component.
3. Notice-period calculation
| Required check | Completed entry |
|---|---|
| Date written disclosure is given to resident | [__/__/____] |
| Date 60 days after notice is given | [__/__/____] |
| First rental due date permitted by the existing agreement after that date | [__/__/____] |
| Any later date required by the agreement or other applicable rule | [__/__/____ / NONE] |
| Effective date stated in Section 2 | [__/__/____] |
Owner or authorized manager signature: ______________________________
Printed name and role: [________________________________]
Date signed: [__/__/____]
4. Delivery record
Give this written notice to the resident in hand or mail it by first-class mail to the resident's designated notice place, or, if none was designated, to the last known residence. Posting alone does not complete delivery of this notice.
Method: ☐ Hand delivered ☐ First-class mail
Resident and address used: [________________________________]
Date and time delivered or mailed: [__/__/____] [____]
Delivery or mailing proof: [________________________________]
If mail was returned undeliverable, or the last known address is the vacated space, alternative address provided by the resident and additional notice record: [DETAILS / NOT APPLICABLE]
Person delivering or mailing: [________________________________]
Signature and date: ______________________________ [__/__/____]
Official sources
- New Mexico Statutes, Chapter 47, §§ 47-10-2(C), (F), 47-10-18, 47-10-19(A), and 47-8-13(C)(3), (D), (F).
About this template
- Last updated
- November 13, 2026
- Citations checked
- November 13, 2026
- Jurisdiction
- New Mexico
- Category
- Landlord & Tenant
Legal authority
- NMSA 1978, § 47-10-2(C)
- NMSA 1978, § 47-10-2(F)
- NMSA 1978, § 47-10-18
- NMSA 1978, § 47-10-19(A)
- NMSA 1978, § 47-8-13(C)(3)
- NMSA 1978, § 47-8-13(D)
- NMSA 1978, § 47-8-13(F)
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Checked against the law it cites
A reviewer verified this template's legal citations against the official source on November 13, 2026.
NMSA 1978, § 47-10-2(C) (checked November 13, 2026): "C. "mobile home park", "trailer park" or "park" means a parcel of land used for the continuous accommodation of twelve or more occupied mobile homes and operated for the pecuniary benefit of the owner of the parcel of land, his agents, lessees or assignees. "Mobile home park" does not include mobile home subdivisions or property zoned for manufactured home subdivisions;"
NMSA 1978, § 47-10-2(F) (checked November 13, 2026): "F. "rent" means any money or other consideration to be paid to the management for the right of use, possession and occupation of the premises;"
NMSA 1978, § 47-10-18 (checked November 13, 2026): "Unless a provision of the Mobile Home Park Act directly conflicts with the provisions of the Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act [47-8-1 to 47-8-52 NMSA 1978], the provisions of the Uniform Owner-Resident Relations Act shall apply to mobile home park owners and residents."
NMSA 1978, § 47-10-19(A) (checked November 13, 2026): "A. A landlord shall fully and accurately disclose in writing to a resident an increase in rent. The disclosure shall be provided to a resident at least sixty days prior to implementation of an increase in rent."
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