Fountain Valley Estates Renters

Ways to avoid eviction, those 7-day, 14-day and other notices

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NOT an advertisement - this is a public service for mobile home owners

IMPORTANT CONTACT INFORMATION THAT MAY PROTECT YOU!

Low-cost, or free lawyer!

You have a right to FULL information and knowledge about living in mobile home parks. If you do not understand the details, it can be dangerous to your wallet. And surveys show that most mobile home residents do not understand the details.

You do not have to accept or believe what any ONE groups tells you, be they park owners or their employees, public employees or politicians, activists, HOAs - anyone.

It is in your best interest to get all the information you can from EVERY source, so you can make informed decisions. You have a right to legal representation - and it can be free, thanks to the work of the Public Law Center (see contact info below).

Studies show that just having legal help can prevent 50% or more evictions and other problems.

Getting a notice to "clean up" can be a serious matter if you do not handle it right. It has ended in evictions for too many people.

Being late on rent can be a serious matter if you do not handle it right. It has ended in evictions for too many people.

Getting a notice to make repairs or paint can be a serious matter if you do not handle it right. It has ended in evictions for too many people.

High electric, water, gas bills can push some residents toward rent default – a serious matter

Too many people did not get legal assistance in time - you do NOT have to be one of them.

If you receive any written notices specifically addressed to you, ACT QUICKLY. It is recommended you get professional help quickly, before the time on the notice expires. See below for people to contact. Do not delay to get your notices reviewed.

You have the right to an opinion from informed parties. It is recommended that you not rely on one party's opinion - get information from other sources that have mobile home owners' interests at heart.

Get the recommendations of attorneys and informed and experienced mobile home owner rights advocates.

One way to get information is to contact your Home Owners Association (HOA), attend your HOA meetings to learn ways to protect your home and your investment in it, support those who are helping to defend your home and your living conditions. If you do not have an HOA, contact the numbers below. Use the contacts below to learn more.

Learn the safe way of handling notices from park owners and their management staff.

You may directly call the Public Law Center directly for a private client-attorney relationship, at no charge or on ability to pay (low-cost).

These important contacts have been brought to you by your MHPHOA - please support those that support you.

Get your neighbors on the mailing list (send an email to admin@mhphoa.com), attend meetings, donate, help.