Mobile home park and RVing
Three years ago I sold my wood house, paid off the motor home and paid cash for a modular home in an adult community. The people who lived in our place before us were RVers and had 30amp available in ...
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Effy wrote:Tiger4x4RV wrote:
A California mobile home park is not an HOA. It is more like an apartment building. Owned by a person or a business group. Governed by state laws, with additional policies set by the owners. The occupants rarely have any say in what is allowed unless it is one of the few parks where occupants own the land. Here, we own our houses and lease our spaces from the park owner.
How do you know this park does not have an HOA and covenants? Just because it's a mobile home park does not mean it can't have an HOA.
Tiger4x4RV is correct. We live in just such a manufactured home community also, but in Arizona. The property is owned by the original family that developed it. They alone set the community's rules and regulations. You are provided 2 copies of rules when you buy your home. They keep the signed copy. There is no HOA. We each own our home, but not the land it sits on, and pay monthly lot rent. We have an onsite storage lot in the community where we can store our motorhome. It can be parked in front of our house for 48 hours to load/unload. Maybe not ideal...but it works for us.
