Civil procedure: evictions; 180-day notice for eviction from a mobile home park; require. Amends sec. 34 of 1846 RS 66 (MCL 554.134).

Michigan House Bill 4863, introduced by Representative Pat Outman on September 11, 2025, seeks to amend Section 34 of the 1846 Revised Statutes of Michigan (MCL 554.134). The bill proposes that landlords in mobile home parks must provide tenants with a 180-day notice before terminating their tenancy. This change aims to offer mobile home park residents greater stability by extending the notice period required for eviction. ([legiscan.com](https://legiscan.com/MI/text/HB4863/2025?utm_source=openai))

While specific media coverage on HB 4863 is limited, the proposed extension of the eviction notice period to 180 days may be viewed favorably by tenant advocacy groups. Such organizations often support measures that enhance tenant protections and provide more time for residents to secure alternative housing. The bill's focus on mobile home park residents, a group that can face unique housing challenges, could also attract positive attention from housing policy advocates.

Conversely, property owner associations and some landlords might express concerns about the bill. They may argue that a 180-day notice period could limit their ability to manage properties effectively and respond to market changes. Critics might contend that the extended notice requirement could lead to financial challenges for landlords, especially if they are unable to re-rent units promptly.