Is a Mobile Home a Condominium in Alberta? 🏡 | Key Differences Explained

In this short Q&A clip, Raman explains why a mobile home is not considered a condominium under Alberta real estate law — and how ownership works differently. Here's what you'll learn in this session:

🏠 A mobile home park is typically owned by an investor or single owner.

📍 Each site is leased to the mobile home owner — meaning they own the home but not the land.

📝 The entire park sits on one land title, unlike condominiums which are divided into multiple individually owned units.

🚚 Because mobile homes can be moved and the land is leased, this setup does not fall under the Condominium Property Act. Understanding this distinction is essential for real estate students and agents, especially when advising clients on ownership rights, financing, and resale considerations.

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