Time is running out to sign up for the Mobile Home Park Investor’s Boot Camp that’s coming up in Dallas a week from Friday. This is the best, most thorough thing we do, and you will be amazed at how much you will learn over three days of total immersion. Read more »
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mobile home park, mobile home park business operations, mobile home park investing, mobile home park news, mobile home park selling | Frank Rolfe | 
July 9, 2010 11:33 am | 
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Mosby’s Point Mobile Home Park in Florence, Kentucky has no electricity. And it will be a while until they get it back. Meanwhile, the residents are left to cope with excessive heat and no air-conditioning.
The power to the park was lost when Duke Energy’s lines that serviced the park burned out. Read more »
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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mobile home park, mobile home park business operations, mobile home park investing, mobile home park news, mobile home park selling, mobile home park utilities | perryburget | June 21, 2010 12:23 pm | Comments (0)
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 »
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 »
Leisure Lake Mobile Home Park residents are excited about a new sound wall that is proposed to be built as part of the widening of Highway 101. The 1,100 ft. wall would be 14’ to 16’ in height. Read more »
Surf and Sand Mobile Home Park in Capitola, California has offered to settle three lawsuits seeking over $1 million against the city, in exchange for $100,000 cash and approval of a request to subdivide the 73 space park into individual lots. Read more »
The owners of Napa Olympia Mobilodge in American Canyon, California, are suing the city to cause it to convert the mobile home park from seniors only to an all-age community. In 2006, owner Ken Waterhouse announced he would lift the age restrictions at the park. And it has been nothing but posturing, city measures to block the conversion, and lawsuits since. Read more »
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mobile home park investing | Frank Rolfe | March 26, 2010 11:08 am | Comments (3)
The city of East Brewton, Alabama is working with the new owner of Dauphine’s Mobile Home Park to clean up the property. The park, recently taken back by note holder Lynn Pitts, is in a state of disrepair, and the city is working with the new owner to bring it into compliance with city codes. Read more »
