by admin | Jun 1, 2015 | Mobilehome Park
Vacancy decontrol is another term for allowing rent to change at the time of the turnover of the unit. In other words when an apartment or mobile home has been rented at a specific rate or leased for a specific rate and the tenant or resident vacates the apartment...
by admin | May 18, 2015 | Mobilehome Ownership
Mobile Homes by definition are mobile. They are built with a chasse and are more often than not placed on a non-permanent foundation. They are secured in place with tie downs. When a person purchases a home and places it on land they own they may choose to anchor the...
by admin | Apr 2, 2015 | Mobilehome Ownership
Security Deposits are required for almost every type of rental in the state, even if you are only renting the land your home sits on. There are rules that govern Mobile Home Security Deposits in California. A security deposit may only be demanded on or before initial...
by admin | Mar 18, 2015 | Park Rules
Senior, All Age, 55+, Family, there are many age classifications and restrictions in mobile home parks across California and the country. Although they may have different names there are two basic types of communities, those geared towards those whose children have...
by admin | Mar 18, 2015 | Mobilehome Ownership
Right of First Refusal There is some confusion regarding the Right of First Refusal. First a definition: The seller of a mobile home must first offer the park to purchase the mobile home. The park then has the right to not purchase the home from the seller. They are...
by admin | Oct 14, 2014 | Mobilehome Ownership
Each mobile home community is unique. Of the over 5,000 mobile home parks in the state, more than half are under 50 spaces. Generally, the smaller parks are older and have fewer amenities than larger, newer communities with clubhouses, pools, and landscape areas....
