Can I receive a General Homestead Exemption if I own a mobile home but not the land?
Yes. You may qualify for a General Homestead Exemption on a mobile or manufactured home even if you do not own the land, as long as you own the home and it is your primary residence.
Eligibility Requirements:
You may qualify if all of the following apply:
- You own the mobile or manufactured home
- The home is your principal (primary) residence
- The home is listed in your name on the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) Statement of Ownership
- The home is located on leased land or land owned by another party
Note: If you do not own the land, the exemption applies to the mobile home only.
Who Does Not Qualify?
You do not qualify if:
- You rent the mobile home
- You live in the home but are not listed as the owner
- The home is not your primary residence
- The property is used as a rental or secondary residence
Required Documentation:
When applying, you may be asked to provide:
- TDHCA Statement of Ownership showing you as the owner
- Proof the home is located at the physical address
- A valid Texas driver’s license or ID matching the address
- Additional documents as requested by the appraisal district
How to Apply:
You may submit your homestead exemption application through one of the following methods:
- The online portal (bcadonline.org)
- The online help center (help.bcad.org)
- By mail
- In person
Processing times vary, and applications are processed in the order received.
We’re here to help, so don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!
Contact Information:
Bexar Central Appraisal District
411 N Frio St
PO Box 830248
San Antonio, TX 78283-0248
Phone: 210-242-2432
Fax: 210-242-2454 or 210-242-2453
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