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.
Title and Registration of Your Mobile Home
There are many ways you can benefit from possessing the title and registration of your mobile home. These documents allow you to transfer the title to another individual should you wish to leave your home in the possession of a loved one, or if you simply wish to sell...
FAQ September 2026
Q: Where can residents get help if they suspect they are being overcharged on utility bills? A: Most parks are “master-meter” operators that own, operate and maintain the electric, gas and water distribution system within the park and bill their residents with the...
Keep Your Gutters Clean of Autumn Leaves
With fall right around the corner, mobile home owners can expect to see more leaves adorning their rooftops and gutters. Cleaning your gutters is an important task because clogged gutters can lead to leaks and damage your roof over time. Here are a few tips in order...
A Clubhouse Full of Possibility
Many mobile home parks have that one building sitting quietly at its center with folding tables stacked against the wall, a kitchenette waiting for coffee to brew, or chairs arranged for a meeting that hasn't happened yet. Our clubhouse is more than a room. It's an...
Have You Seen Your California Climate Credit Yet?
This September, your utility bill might look different for many. California residents will see the second time this year of an extra item on their bills entitled California Climate Credit, which in effect, is a reduction off your gas and electric charges. The...
FAQ August 2026
Q: Does the park manager have the right to tell me to remove my belongings that are stored on my space? A: The park manager has an obligation to keep the park safe from fire. According to California Code of Regulations, Title 25 (health and safety requirements for...
Power Outage Safety Tips
Power outages can strike your home at any time and can range from lasting just a brief moment to stretching out for hours. During summer and warm months, power outages are even more likely as everyone dials up their air conditioning. In the event of a power outage,...
Summer’s Invitation to Gather
There's something timeless about the smell of charcoal drifting through a park on a warm evening. As July flew by in the afterglow of Independence Day, we're reminded that summer isn't just a season, it's an invitation. An invitation to pull a folding chair into a...
Water Heater Maintenance, Lifespan, and Replacement
Your water heater works quietly in the background until the day it doesn't, and for manufactured home owners, a failure can mean more than a cold shower. Most residential water heaters last 8 to 12 years, though manufactured home units, especially smaller or...
FAQ July 2026
Q: Is the park manager allowed to force residents to correct code violations to their homes and spaces before a scheduled inspection by the State Dept. of Housing? A: The state Department of Housing (HCD) operates a park inspection program with a goal of completing...
