RENT CONTROL ATTACKS #4 – THE WRAP UP
In order to defend your RSO, you have to know the PLAYERS
In order to defend your RSO, you have to know the PLAYERS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE AUGUST 31, 2011 RESIDENT GROUP USES FAILURE TO MAINTAIN LAWSUIT (FTM) IN NEGOTIATIONS TO PURCHASE MOBILEHOME PARK The resident group at Blue Pacific Mobilehome Park, 220 Mar Vista Drive, Aptos, CA, is pleased to announce they have completed the purchase of their mobilehome park. The 100-site mobilehome park was purchased for about … Read more
Leases! We don’t need no stinking leases! (Ya, you’re right. I ‘borrowed’ that line, modified slightly, from an old movie1.) That said: More and more mobilehome park residents are being ‘offered’ leases by park owners. And residents are confused. Sometimes the lease is offered as a condition for moving into a park (legal? Maybe not). … Read more
RENT CONTROL ATTACKS (Part 3 – Other Expense Issues – What to look for) This is a four (4) part series on things to look out for when your Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO) is under attack. Part 4 (coming sooner or later) is Other Stuff To Be Aware Of [If you missed Parts 1 & … Read more
RENT CONTROL ATTACKS Part 2 – Expense Issues – What to look for This is a four (4) part series on things to look out for when your Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO) is under attack. Part 3 (coming soon) is More Expense Issues Part 4 (coming sooner or later) is Other Stuff … Read more
RENT CONTROL ATTACKS Part 1 – Revenue Issues – What to look for If you live in a rent-controlled mobile home park, sooner or later, your owner is going to try to raise your site rent by filing an appeal to the Rent Control Board (RCB), challenging your Rent Stabilization Ordinance (SRO). Many park owners … Read more
The letters were from the management company warning of a possible eviction that circulated around Westwinds Mobile Home Park this month shook more than homeowners — fear has rippled out to residents in other parks.
An ordinance designed to protect residents from being suddenly evicted from mobile/manufactured home parks has been approved by the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors.
The homeowners living in the Rancho La Paz Mobile Home Park, 501 E. Orangethorpe, have received a 31-page lease agreement from new park owner John Saunders. In addition, the document includes 40 double-sided pages of attachments.
Westminster residents are the latest to ask city leaders to step in with safeguards against rising rents at some of the city’s 17 mobile home parks.