Why do we often find ourselves at odds with our park owner and management? And where do “management companies” fit into the equation? Just like any business, a management company often promises the park owner more cash flow and higher … Read More
The exclusive purpose (is) to promote and protect the interests of (park) owners, operators and developers of manufactured home communities. It is the largest statewide organization of its kind in the country. WMA … Read More
How long is it going to take to galvanize the many members of the various organizations who advocate affordable housing into one UNITED group of concerned citizens with ONE VOICE? This would surely get the attention of lawmakers, including the … Read More
Frank Wodley is a resident of Chatsworth Mobile Home Park in Chatsworth, northwest of Los Angeles. His education is in Chemistry with a M.S. in Analytical Chemistry from the University of Wisconsin. In the mid-1980 Frank was the President of … Read More
We get some feedback regarding our newsletter and so far it is all very positive. We have learned much and hope you have also. That’s our goal, to inform you and as many mobilehome owners as we can. Communication is … Read More
Article by Kathy Mattes, CoMO-LAC Board Member
Residents of Canon de las Encinas are the first mobilehome park owners in Ventura County to join CoMO-LAC. Two recruitment meetings have been held, the latest was July 17th. CoMO-LAC … Read More
I am sure many of you are wondering what happened with the proposed pass-through for Northridge Mobile Home Park (NMHP). Well, here is the whole story in a relatively compact nutshell.
On December 16, 2004 residents of NMHP received … Read More
On Friday July 8, 2005 Frank Wodley, MHPTF Member, sent the following email to Anna Ortega, Assistant Director, Rent Stabilization Program, Department of Housing, Los Angeles regarding suggestions for the July 20, 2005 MHPTF meeting. One agenda item, as per … Read More
Just another reason why you made the right decision to join CoMO-LAC!
In June (Page 7, last paragraph), we alerted all members, especially those living in the City of Los Angeles, about receiving rent increases larger than 3% in 2005. … Read More