Legal Question in Real Estate Law in New Jersey

Rather than an eviction, in this case your recourse would likely be to repossess your mobile home. It's a bit of a complicated process, but given that there is no rent or formal agreement it should be clear-cut. You would have to actually remove the mobile home from the property - of course that might be no problem or quite a bit of work, depending on how "mobile" it actually is.

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