Rental Property Rules in Rockland County, NY (2026)
2 rules for unincorporated Rockland County, New York.
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No-Fault Evictions
Rockland County limits mobile home park evictions to six enumerated grounds under Code § 302-3: rent default, persistent late rent, illegal use of the premises, a law violation harmful to other residents, an uncured lease or rule violation, or a landowner's change of land use with six months' written notice. No other reason permits eviction.
Mobile Home Park Eviction Grounds, Rockland County
Some RestrictionsRockland County Code § 302-3
A mobile home park owner or operator may not evict a mobile home owner other than for the following reasons: (1) The mobile home owner has defaulted in the payment of rent, pursuant to the agreement under which the premises are held, and a demand of the rent has been made or at least three days' notice in writing has been served upon him as prescribed in § 735 of the Real Property Actions and P...
Source-of-Income Discrimination
Rockland County Code § 261-3 makes it unlawful, countywide in every town and village, for landlords, brokers, and lenders to refuse housing, publish discriminatory ads, or steer applicants because of source of income, including Section 8 federal housing choice vouchers, Social Security, SSI, unemployment, pensions, or private rental-assistance grants. The County Fair Housing Board investigates complaints and can order damages.
Rockland County Bans Source-of-Income Housing Bias
Heavy RestrictionsRockland County Code §§ 261-2, 261-3
SOURCE OF INCOME Lawful, verifiable income derived from social security, supplemental security income, unemployment benefits or any other form of federal, state or local public assistance or housing assistance, grant or loan program, including the federal housing choice voucher program, known as "Section 8," any disability payment ... or any payments from pensions or annuities. ... A. It shall ...
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