Huntington Shorecliff’s Mobile Home Park is filing a lawsuit against the City of Huntington Beach, California over recent flooding at the park. The park contends that the city drainage pipes are too small to handle the volume of water that occurs during extensive rains. They are seeking at least $1 million in damages. Read more »
July 16th To 18th In Dallas, Texas
The Mobile Home Park Investors’ Boot Camp will be held in Dallas, Texas on July 16th to 18th. This is the immersion event in which students learn everything there is to know about finding, negotiating, buying, turning-around, operating, problem-solving, financing, and selling mobile home parks in one information-packed weekend. Read more »
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June 21, 2010 12:23 pm | 
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A Catoosa, Oklahoma woman has been arrested for the theft of a mobile home. 35-year old Jennifer Welch was booked on charges of grand larceny in this case.
The owner of the mobile home had it listed for sale, and was shocked when they received a deposit refund for removing the home. They immediately called the police. Read more »
Sentry Property Management, the company that owns Sherwood Village Mobile Home Park in Washington, Pennsylvania, has pleased guilty to five counts of violating local zoning ordinances. Sentry as fined $5,000 by the township. Read more »
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The Ventura County Superior Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the residents of Canejo Mobile Home Park against the City of Thousand Oaks, California.
The residents had filed a suit seeking more relocation money, as the park is being re-developed and all residents must move out. Read more »
Hurricane Charley hit Florida in 2004, yet the Pink Citrus Mobile Home Park of Ft. Myers is still reeling from its effects. Of 165 lots which at one time were full, the park has only 80 occupied lots today. Read more »
The Vermont Department of Housing and Community Affairs says that Vermont has 245 mobile home parks. Of these, 144 mobile home parks raised their lot rent in 2008-2009. Read more »
The 58-acre Del Rey Mobile Home Park in Albuquerque, New Mexico is closing on November 30 after a 40 year run. At its peak the park had 400 residents, although it now has only 30. The park is owned by Argus Development, and is considered one of the best redevelopment sites in the city. Read more »
The City of Poway, California is taking steps to sell the 397-space Poway Royal Estates to Hometown America, which owns 129 mobile home parks in the U.S., for a price of $38.3 million. In addition to the $38.3 million, Hometown will have to make improvements, to the satisfaction of the city, totaling another $1 million. Read more »
