Selling a Mobile Home in Dayton, OR
In Yamhill County, Dayton counts 2,678 residents. The 2020 Census figure puts Dayton on the small side. Daily life in Dayton reflects a small Yamhill County town on the Yamhill River with old homes and a quiet main street. That small size shapes every Dayton sale. The Dayton buyer pool runs through one park community. This Dayton page covers parks, paperwork, and prices.Prices for selling in Dayton
A Dayton seller starts with the $99 listing.
That Dayton listing allows up to 20 photos.
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Each higher Dayton tier is cumulative.
The $1,999 Dayton tier keeps the $99 listing.
Coordination adds agreement help for Dayton sellers.
DocuSign and escrow help complete the Dayton tier.
The $6,999 full-service tier, limited to Portland metro area, is not available in Dayton.
Full service stays limited to Portland metro area, not Dayton.
See the Dayton breakdown on /pricing.
Browse Dayton homes on /homes-for-sale first.
Where to find park homes in Dayton
Before listing in Dayton, name the park clearly.
Learn whether the Dayton park limits residency by age.
Ask the Dayton park office about current rent.
Dayton Mobile Home Park in Dayton, 1005 Ferry St, Dayton, OR 97114. A 43-lot mobile home park in Dayton. Fees can change in Dayton, so confirm Dayton rent with the office.
Country Heritage Farms in Dayton, 1070 Ferry St, Dayton, OR 97114. A mobile home park in Dayton. Fees can change in Dayton, so confirm Dayton rent with the office.
The Dayton park office confirms rent and rules best.
Questions Dayton sellers ask
How much is the DCBS transfer fee for a Dayton sale? Oregon DCBS charges $55 for Dayton transfers. That Dayton fee covers the title move. State who pays it in the Dayton agreement. Settle the Dayton fee question before closing.
How fast does the park decide on my Dayton buyer? ORS 90.680 gives the Dayton park 7 days. A complete Dayton application starts that clock. Without pre-sale notice, Dayton parks get 10 days. Hand the Dayton buyer the application early.
Can I sell a Dayton home if taxes are unpaid? Not cleanly, for a Dayton sale. Form 2952 must certify Dayton taxes paid. DCBS needs that Dayton certification first. Clear Dayton taxes before promising closing dates.
Who approves the buyer of my Dayton home? The Dayton park approves its next resident. Go On MLS lists the Dayton home only. ORS 90.680 clocks the Dayton park decision. Seven days, or ten without notice, governs Dayton.
The Oregon steps for a Dayton sale
In Dayton, you own the home and rent the lot.
The Dayton buyer pays for the home itself.
The Dayton lot stays under a park rental arrangement.
That Dayton title moves through Oregon DCBS.
The $55 fee covers the Dayton DCBS transfer.
Form 2952 shows Dayton taxes are paid first.
DCBS will not transfer a Dayton title without it.
ORS 90.680 sets the Dayton park decision clock.
A complete Dayton application gets 7 days.
A missing pre-sale notice gives Dayton parks 10 days.
Rent protection in Dayton means 90 days of written notice.
One increase per 12 months caps Dayton rent changes.
Read this Dayton section as general information, not legal advice.
Before you list in Dayton
- Price the Dayton home with Dayton lot rent in mind.
- Gather the Dayton title and tax records for Dayton early.
- State who pays the $55 Dayton DCBS fee in writing.
- Fix small visible problems in the Dayton home for Dayton photos.
Dayton sources and limits
- 2020 Census for Dayton: 2,678 people, via Wikipedia Dayton list.
- MobileHomeParkStore Yamhill County directory source for Dayton: Dayton Mobile Home Park.
- MapQuest place listing source for Dayton: Country Heritage Farms.
- ORS 90.680 timing for Dayton: 7 days, or 10 without notice.
- DCBS transfer and Form 2952 certification for Dayton, $55 fee.
- Rent notice for Dayton: 90 days written, once per 12 months.
- Unverified for Dayton: some Dayton rents and rules were unpublished, so confirm with the Dayton office.
This Dayton guide gives general information, not legal advice for Dayton.
A Dayton sale moves faster with park, title, and taxes lined up for Dayton.
Next steps in Dayton
First, confirm Dayton title and tax status.
Form 2952 certification matters for Dayton sellers.
Next, give Dayton buyers the park application.
Price the Dayton home with lot rent included.
Then list the Dayton home through Go On MLS.
Track each Dayton step in one folder.