This law establishes a Mobilehome Assistance Center within California’s Department of Housing and Community Development. The main goal is to help residents of manufactured homes and mobilehomes, especially those in mobilehome parks, by addressing and resolving their issues and complaints. This initiative is a response to the rising number of concerns from people living in these types of homes.

The Mobilehome Assistance Center is a part of the Department of Housing and Community Development. It helps people with complaints about mobilehomes and manufactured homes, like issues with titling, registration, installation, warranties, financing (not from banks), sales, and inspections. It also addresses concerns related to the Mobilehome Residency Law. However, the Center does not handle disputes about park rent or leases but can provide information on these topics. If there's a violation of law within the Department's jurisdiction, it will be referred to the appropriate division.

This law section states that the Governor of California is responsible for appointing a deputy director at the Department of Housing and Community Development specifically to oversee the Mobilehome Assistance Center.

This section mandates the Mobilehome Assistance Center to set up procedures for handling complaints from the public. They are tasked with creating and distributing forms and materials that educate the public about the Center's roles and the specifics of mobile and manufactured homes. Additionally, the Center must collaborate with various departments and government agencies to streamline their efforts.