Unjustified rent increases could be appealed
By MEG HECKMAN Monitor staff Article published Feb 3, 2005
When a spat erupts at a mobile home park over utility bills, noise complaints or even lawn ornaments, tenants and park owners can ask … Read More
WHAT ARE YOU PAYING FOR?
By: Attorney Rob Hunt, Robert D. Hunt, P.A., Gilford, NH 03249 http://www.robhuntlaw.com
Manufactured housing park owners collect money from their tenants, but NH law does not allow unlimited charges on unlimited items. Tenants should look … Read More
By Randi Block/Staff Writer, Santa Maria Times November 29, 2006
Members of the South County Advisory Council don’t want mobile home residents to be forced to find new places to live, and … Read More
How is CoMO-CAL Different From GSMOL?
We’ve been asked over and over—”Just what are the differences between CoMO-CAL and GSMOL?” Of course, one difference, we are the new kid on the block. GSMOL has been around 45 years, but that … Read More
Divided We’ll All Be Conquered—A Co-MO-CAL Bulletin
We Are Our Brothers’ Keepers
By Ralph Weber, President Antelope Valley CoMO-CAL
Well, folks, we mobile home owners once again kept the wolf from the door…we played a part in the defeat of … Read More
MORENO VALLEY WIN FOR RESIDENTS
Fax from Margarita Stice, Country Squire Mobilehome Estates, October 10, 2006 to CoMO-CAL
Hi Frank: Just wanted to let you know how our appeal hearing went! See the attached newspaper article, which says it all! … Read More
The MHPTF met November 1, 2006 in Los Angeles. The task force is supposed to have full discussion of important issues in mobile home parks. In the past, for the most part, those “discussions” have not taken place. We … Read More
STATE
Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) state enforcement agency re: mobilehome registration and titling, dealer licensing, mobilehome and mobilehome park inspections, Mobilehome Park Resident Ownership loan fund, etc. Mike Herald, Director for Legislation, P.O. Box 952053, Sacramento, CA … Read More
By PATRICK HOGE Thursday, November 09, 2006 http://www.scrippsnews.com/node/16225
Proponents of Proposition 90, an eminent domain reform initiative that California voters narrowly rejected Tuesday, plan to try again with a similar measure, possibly in June 2008. The failed initiative, which opponents … Read More
Q: “What are the advantages of residents owning their park?”
A: There are two main advantages:
When mobilehome owners buy their park, they take charge of their futures. They protect their investment in an important asset: their homes. They protect … Read More
