OAR 150-308-0760
Manufactured Structure Classified as Real or Personal Property
(1)
When the records in the assessor’s office or the ownership document issued by Building Codes Division of the Department of Consumer and Business Services (DCBS) do not identify the same ownership for a manufactured structure as for the land upon which the structure is located, the assessor must classify the manufactured structure as personal property. However, if the taxpayer submits documentation establishing that the ownership of the manufactured structure and land upon which the structure is located is the same, the assessor must classify the manufactured structure as real property.(2)
When the owner of a manufactured structure has a leasehold estate of 20 years or more, and the lease specifically permits the owner to record that lease in the county deed records, the owner may complete an application as prescribed by DCBS to have the home classified as real property. If the assessor determines that the manufactured structure qualifies for recording as required by ORS 446.626 (Recording manufactured structures in county deed records), and the lease has subsequently been recorded in the county deed records, the assessor must then classify the home as real property.(3)
When the owner of a manufactured structure is a member of a manufactured dwelling park nonprofit cooperative formed under ORS 62.800 (Short title) to 62.815 (Prohibited actions) that owns the land on which the manufactured structure is located, the owner may complete an application as prescribed by DCBS to have the home classified as real property. If the assessor determines that the manufactured structure qualifies for recording as required by ORS 446.626 (Recording manufactured structures in county deed records), the assessor must then classify the home as real property.
Source:
Rule 150-308-0760 — Manufactured Structure Classified as Real or Personal Property, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=150-308-0760
.