A crowdsourced watchdog database tracking mobile home park corporations who squeeze vulnerable residents through sky-high rent hikes, ignore decaying infrastructure, or default on master utilities.
These operators have collected the highest density of tenant complaints, severe neglect listings, or verified utility billing failures.
Corporate MHP acquisitions target states with weaker tenant protection laws. Hover or click on highlighted states in our tracking database to view specific incidents inside that region instantly.
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Mobile home owners are uniquely vulnerable because moving homes is incredibly expensive. Don't let corporate slumlords intimidate you.
Many jurisdictions have special statutes protecting mobile home park lot tenants from "unconscionable" increases. Organizing a resident association can allow for group legal representation, class actions, and legislative appeals.
If owners collect utility fees from residents but pocket the funds, causing cities to post master meter shutoff warnings, immediately file complaints with your State Public Utilities Commission (PUC) and Attorney General.
A single household is easily retaliated against. An organized community cooperative with written bylaws can demand rent escrow accounts and challenge property neglect directly. Reach out to tenant coalitions like MHAction.