Property Management

Vicki Coons is with Complete Mobile Home Sales and generously agreed to share this article with MHCO Members.  Her contact information is listed below.  MHCO is always excited to showcase an MHCO Associate Member.

1. Installation of the Home. Both the home and any accessory buildings, such as sheds, and other structures, such as fences and decks, must be installed in compliance with all applicable laws, such as local ordinances and state building codes.
2. Disposing of Debris. All ashes, garbage, rubbish and other waste must be disposed of in a clean, safe and legal manner.

But when all is said and done, the one thing that takes most of the community manager's time is handling guideline violations. How do you, as an extremely busy person, do this with only a minimum amount of time invested? How do you handle residents as a fragile yet necessary part of your business and still get everything else done without making them feel that they are an imposition to you?

Answer. Here is a quick summary of ORS 90.725, the access statute for manufactured housing communities; it is quite long and complicated.

Answer. This is a good question, but one that requires an understanding of several different issues.

Answer. Notwithstanding the fact that you do not have anything in your Rules or Rental Agreement prohibiting the use, growing, or selling marijuana does not mean you cannot prohibit the activity. Granted, it would be far better if you had something in the park documents about this topic, but the still require that residents obey state and federal laws, rules, and ordinances.

Answer. This is a great question, and one that doesn'tget asked enough.

What is this thing called Marketing?

Answer. Here is a summary of what you can and cannot do. The statute is found at ORS 90.725.