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Monday, Mar 02, 2026

California Mobile Home News & Blog

MHET publishes a blog and monthly newsletter for distribution for mobile home owners living in rental housing communities in the MHET tri-county region.

 

FAQ February 2026

Q: How can a resident get their taxes reduced? A: Local property taxes are based on 1% of the assessed value (AV) of the property or home, plus any local bonded debt, such as school bonds. Under the California Constitution (Article VIIIA), the county assessor may...

Reduce Heating Costs This Winter with These Simple Tips

As we spend more time at home this winter, there are several practical ways to reduce energy use and keep costs down. One of the first steps is to check if you're on the right pricing plan. Compare different plans to find one that best fits your household’s needs....

Valentines Day Symbols and Their Meanings

Valentine’s Day has a plethora of symbols associated with it from the love heart to roses. Although these symbols are ubiquitous with holiday, their origins may not be so well known. One of the most common Valentine’s Day practices is to give roses to the person you...

FAQ January 2026

The California Civil Code Section 798, or more commonly known as the Mobilehome Residency Law (MRL), is generally amended every year by the State Legislature. Copies of the amended MRL will be available to mobile home park residents by February 1, 2026. There are a...

Make Sure You Are Getting Your Mail

To ensure you are receiving all your mail it is crucial to check your mailbox often. But what happens when your mailbox is full? Luckily, the post office will hold your mail in order to make sure it is not lost or returned to sender. The United States Postal Service...

FAQ December 2025

Q:  How can a resident get their taxes reduced? A: Local property taxes are based on 1% of the assessed value (AV) of the property or home, plus any local bonded debt, such as school bonds. Under the California Constitution (Article VIIIA), the county assessor may...

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