Yes. You will not get the Nonrefundable renter’s credit if you made more than $43,533 (2020) filing single or married/RDP filing separately or $87,066 (2020) if you are married/RDP filing jointly, head of household, or qualified widow(er) so all the money you paid for mobile home rent would be inconsequential for the renter's credit.
The other requirements are:
- You paid rent in California for at least 1/2 the year
- The property was not tax exempt
- You did not live with someone who can claim you as a dependent
- You or your spouse/RDP were not given a property tax exemption during the tax year
The credit is $60 for single or married/RDP filing separately and $120 for head of household, married/RDP filing jointly or widow(er).
Learn more at Nonrefundable renter’s credit.
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