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Western Manufactured Housing Communities Association (WMA) is a
nonprofit organization created in 1945 for the exclusive purpose
of promoting and protecting the interests of owners, operators
and developers of manufactured home communities in California.
People who purchased a mobilehome or manufactured home but didn’t
receive the necessary title to the property now have a
chance to properly register their homes with the new Fee and Tax
Waiver Program – and avoid paying hundreds or even
thousands of dollars in state and local taxes, fees and
penalties.
PLF lawsuit challenges city’s unconstitutional demand
that Jisser family pay millions for the right to close their
business
Palo Alto, CA; November 19,
2015: Should retiring rental property owners be forced to pay
millions of dollars to solve a city’s affordable housing problem,
merely for the right to close their business?
Private landlords who have blanket bans on renting to people with
criminal records are in violation of the Fair Housing Act and can
be sued and face penalties for discrimination, the federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development said today as they
released new guidance on the issue.
Long Beach Press Telegram, December 11, 2019 Hayley Munguia
A local law governing rent hikes in mobile home parks won’t be
coming to Long Beach any time soon.
The City Council voted unanimously at its Tuesday, Dec. 10,
meeting to receive a report on the concept without directing city
staff to create a potential ordinance or prohibition on rent
increases in mobile home parks.
The decision brought an end to the months-long debate over
whether tenant protections that had been enshrined in local and
state laws should be extended to people living in mobile homes.
A local law governing rent hikes in mobile home parks won’t be
coming to Long Beach any time soon.
The City Council voted unanimously at its Tuesday, Dec. 10,
meeting to receive a report on the concept without directing city
staff to create a potential ordinance or prohibition on rent
increases in mobile home parks.
