By LisaBB890 at Citysearch June 11, 2012
I can't even give this place one star. From the start I purchased a mobile home that was said to have central heat/air, it didn't. I have dealt with at least 4 rent increases in the last 21/2 years, bout every six months. The park is full of drugs and kids that vandalize constantly. This park has no rules that it follows. I am three months pregnant and disabled yet they would not let me go into a payment plan with my past-due lot rent because OTHER people have not kept the agreement in the past. They are very prejudicial towards tenants. My house has been vandalized and they have done nothing about that. I am anxiously awaiting the day I can sell my mobile home and leave this hell hole. ...read more
By Waste Of Time at Citysearch May 13, 2012
Consider this before moving here. If the owner of the mobile home passes away. If you have noone 55yrs or older to live in the community then the owners will: A.) Abandon the mobile home. B.) Try to sell the mobile home (Take a huge loss.) and still pay monthly lot fee untill sold. C.)Move the trailer to another lot. Which will cost you anywhere from 2-5 thousand dollars. Remember your family will have to burden this. ...read more
By misscherry4u at Citysearch January 07, 2008
I think it's completely ridiculous that a person could have moved their trailer in 25 years ago and it be totally 'broke down.' Yet there are stipulations that your trialer has to be new in order to move in here. How new is the 25 year old trailer??? Does it have vinyl siding and shingled roof? Probably not! But that's what they're expecting of any new one moving in. I understand that you cant make people move out. But at least give consideration to potential residents. My community is better than this one anyway! It's cleaner and the layout is more of a neighborhood than a TRAILER PARK! Suggested...hell no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...read more
Finding the best financing terms for a used mobile home requires the home buyer to check with different mortgage lenders. The term of the mobile home loan will often make a difference in the interest rate. If the home buyer has a large down payment, many lenders will lower the interest rate or extend ... ...read more
Mobile homes are also known as modular, prefabricated and manufactured homes. Those are all terms used to describe a home that was built in a factory and is delivered to its destination. You must weigh the pros and cons and decide if living in a mobile home is right for you. ...read more