New Mexico 2025 Regular Session

New Mexico House Bill HM35 Compare Versions

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28	28	HOUSE MEMORIAL 35
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30	30	TH LEGISLATURE
31	31	- STATE OF NEW MEXICO -
32	32	FIRST SESSION
33	33	, 2025
34	34	INTRODUCED BY
35	35	Marian Matthews
36	36	A MEMORIAL
37	37	REQUESTING THE REGULATION AND LICENSING DEPARTMENT, THE NEW
38	38	MEXICO MORTGAGE FINANCE AUTHORITY, THE PUBLIC REGULATION
39	39	COMMISSION, THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OF HOUSING, THE CHAIR OF THE
40	40	OPPORTUNITY ENTERPRISE AND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT REVIEW BOARD OR
41	41	THE CHAIR'S DESIGNEE AND THE ATTORNEY GENERAL TO DEVELOP
42	42	RECOMMENDATIONS FOR A STATE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR MOBILE
43	43	HOME PARKS.
44	44	WHEREAS, manufactured homes, known in New Mexico law as
45	45	mobile homes, are a major source of housing for New Mexico
46	46	residents; and
47	47	WHEREAS, mobile home park tenancies are unique because
48	48	residents can own the home while renting the land the home
49	49	occupies, but residents still risk the possibility of eviction;
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78	78	WHEREAS, evictions from mobile home parks can be far more
79	79	costly and risky to residents, especially to those who cannot
80	80	afford to move, as residents must choose to pay five thousand
81	81	dollars ($5,000) to ten thousand dollars ($10,000) to move or
82	82	abandon the homes they own; and
83	83	WHEREAS, in addition to the possibility of an extremely
84	84	expensive move or significant loss of property, current state
85	85	law does not limit the amount by which a mobile home park
86	86	landlord may increase rent when rent increases occur; and
87	87	WHEREAS, oversight and regulation of mobile home park
88	88	tenancies are needed to create a state framework for rent
89	89	stabilization for this particularly vulnerable class of New
90	90	Mexico residents;
91	91	NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF
92	92	REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE OF NEW MEXICO that the regulation
93	93	and licensing department, the New Mexico mortgage finance
94	94	authority, the public regulation commission, the governor's
95	95	office of housing, the chair of the opportunity enterprise and
96	96	housing development review board or the chair's designee and
97	97	the attorney general be requested to develop recommendations
98	98	for:
99	99	A. a regulatory framework for mobile home park
100	100	tenancies after installation of homes in a park; and
101	101	B. a rent stabilization program for mobile home
102	102	residents; and
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131	131	BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the regulation and licensing
132	132	department, the New Mexico mortgage finance authority, the
133	133	public regulation commission, the governor's office of housing,
134	134	the chair of the opportunity enterprise and housing development
135	135	review board or the chair's designee and the attorney general
136	136	report findings, conclusions and recommendations to the
137	137	appropriate interim legislative committees that study housing
138	138	and property issues by September 1, 2025; and
139	139	BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of this memorial be
140	140	transmitted to the regulation and licensing department, the New
141	141	Mexico mortgage finance authority, the public regulation
142	142	commission, the governor's office of housing, the chair of the
143	143	opportunity enterprise and housing development review board and
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