Forms for manufactured home owners living in residential parks

Use this document to notify a park owner that you wish to waive your right of the full disclosure period for entering the site agreement.

Home owners and park managers use this form to make a site agreement which must comply with the requirements of Act, and any relevant regulations.

Home owners and park managers use this form to notify the other party that they have broken the site agreement and ask that the problem be fixed.

This notice may be used by a park owner or a home owner in a residential park to initiate the dispute negotiation process with another party.

Fair Trading Inspectors Act 2014 • Section 74 • An Act to provide for the powers of inspectors under legislation about fair trading.

Application for a fee waiver or appeal fee reduction.  QCAT can waive a fee or reduce an appeal fee if it would cause or would be likely to cause you financial hardship. 

A home owner can use this form to terminate a site agreement during the cooling-off period. The completed and signed form must be given to the park owner and any financier who has been granted a security interest in the manufactured home on the site.

A home owner (or home owners) and the park owner/manager complete this form when both parties agree to terminate the site agreement. After this form has been signed by both parties, the home owner/s must give the park owner/manager vacant possession of the site on or before the agreed date.

This form can be used by a home owner/s to terminate an assignment agreement during the cooling-off period. An  ssignment agreement is an agreement between a seller and a buyer for the assignment of the seller’s interest under a site agreement to the home owner (‘buyer’).