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.
Be More Aware of Scammer Spam in Both Physical and Online Mailboxes
Unfortunately, scammers are out there taking advantage of innocent people, and their petty crimes are not exactly something you can call the police about. But it still impacts you; therefore, we hope that these recommendations will help you defend your assets and...
How do I change or add a name on the title to my mobilehome?
Contact the state Department of Housing and Community Development’s Registration and Titling division at (800) 952-8356. I don’t have the title to my mobilehome. Where can I get a copy? Every mobilehome owner must have a copy of the current registration for their...
It’s Inevitable: Inconveniences Happen in Cities and In Your Community
It is inevitable, cities and their residents have to deal with water pipe breaks, sewage spills that close beaches, electrical outages and more. Everyone has experienced these temporary and inconvenient disruptions. Mobile home communities are no different – they are...
Pool and water-play safety tips
There is no more refreshing and exciting summer family activity than one that involves water. We are mindful that many families include young children (aged 4 and under), so here are a few things to be mindful of before going out on the lake, the local community pool,...
Happy 4th of July! Celebrating Independence Day With A Favorite American Anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner”
“The Star-Spangled Banner” is easily the most beloved American anthem ever to be written, an homage to the American flag during the War of 1812. But the flag had been around for years, and the nation had fought for its independence during the previous century. Why did...
FAQ June 2023 Mobile Home Residency Law
QUESTION:Do residents have to provide a resale disclosure statement when they sell their mobilehome as-is? ANSWER:As a measure of consumer protection, mobilehome resale disclosure (Civil Code §1102.6d) became effective in January 2000, making mobilehome sellers and...
Door to Door Soliciting and Public Meetings in Your Community
Mobile home and manufactured housing communities are close knit neighborhoods. Park residents enjoy their neighbors, but also their privacy. All parks have rules and regulations that provide guidelines and policies that are designed to protect the...
Foods fit for fiery summer forecasts
As the scorching SoCal summer weather starts rolling in, it is time to consider what kinds of meals will keep you and your mobile home feeling cool. Here are some ideas of foods and meals that will leave you feeling refreshed and help you take advantage of the...
Flag Day is June 14th – Show Your Patriotism!
Many Americans celebrate Flag Day by displaying the Red, White and Blue in front of homes and businesses. The day commemorates the adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the official flag of the United States. The first flag day occurred on June 14, 2777. ...
FAQ: Can the park prevent a resident from living in a mobile home they inherited?
A: Yes, unless the resident qualifies for residency and has signed a rental agreement. Upon the death of a homeowner, heirs cannot simply assume they can move into the decedent’s home or continue to live there if they are not already a party to the rental agreement....
