where are the best places and secure mobile home parks for seniors?
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Mild climate close to services.  Maybe around San Luis Obispo, CA.
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You might try posting a listing at a local Senior Center to see if they have any resources or can provide referenced staff.
656250
You don't,  Most banks won't lend on a mobile home.  If you do find a loan the interest rates will be HIGH!
357236
i live in Smithfield about 24 miles from Raleigh. Try Pullman Park there in Raleigh. you also have Clemmons State Park in Clayton. you must be new to the area.
174947
There is a web site that figures it out for you. Here's the link: http://www.bestplaces.net/
98889
there are many very secure places, circuit city, best buy, ebay
640365
http://www.retirementhomes.com/homes/new-jersey-senior-community.html                                              I don't live in New Jersey but, this is what I found. hope this helps.
59550
Try craigslist.com and find Mobile from the list of cities.
590765
well do you have neighbors you can check in with while you are gone? or have an elderly neighbor come sit with them at night until they are bored to sleep. lol\n\nreally i think about the only choice you have is to trust them and hope they follow the rules you set down or cancel your trip and stay at home with them. or maybe you can rent them a motel room for while you are gone and lock the whole house up then you are sure to come back to a perfect house. but remember they have to grow up eventually and the less you trust them the more they will want to rebel when in situations that they get the chance. the more you expect from them on a regular basis the more they will deliver.
937056
try the mall or the ridc park behind the mall.  lots of steps.
19757
You could talk to a real estate agent, but I advice you not to purchase a mobile home cause when you try to resale it. It will be very hard.
407883
It will depend on what state you are in and what exactly you are looking for.  The housing assistance would most often be offered by the state.  Could you edit in the state and some more details? (for example- are you looking for a place to move the mobile home to, a house, an apartment, or just some help with bills, food, etc?)
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You need to contact those particular local governments... since each can vary a great deal. I personally have no clue since I nor anyone I know live in a mobil home or trailer park.
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OK I've posted a couple of links to some places to go for fun.  Rigby is a really small city.  I would recommend either going down to Idaho Falls or up towards Rexburg to find something.  However, it all depends on what you are looking for a what age category you are talking about.\n\nI know it was always fun to go find some sand dunes to play on.
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Increase in mobile home parks? ~:)=
633366
A mobile home is not a great investment, but it may be a perfect solution for you at this time in your life. You will own the home, but will still be renting the land it sits on. You want to be sure that the park is well run, and that there are no real problems there. \n\nA good source for information about the park's reputation for trouble is the police officer(s) who patrol that area, and the local fire / EMS department. \n\nHow long do you anticipate living there. If you are going to be there over a couple of years, you most likely will come out ahead by buying the home.\n\nLook at the cost of the land rent, and the payments you will be making on the home. Compare that to what you are paying in rent now. Adjust the figures to take into account any differences in utilities that are included in your rent and the lot rent.\n\nUnderstand that the mobile home may lose value, but in a good park, it will lose a whole lot less.