CoMo-CAL — Advocates For You

comocal is like a safety net, when your house is on fire. (Josie Walsh, Canoga Mobile Estates)

Before joining comocal, my park management was harassing my wife and myself, and was unresponsive re: endless trouble with our neighbors. Since joining comocal, all these problems have magically disappeared.  There is strength in numbers, and there are more of us than them.  I heartily enjoin you to join this organization.(Douglas Gowdy, Indian Hills)

I joined comocal because we can do nothing alone.  As a large group we can accomplish a lot for all mobilehome owners.  We are growing tremendously fast, but the more members we have the greater our power.
(Carol Mabus, Northridge Mobile Home Park, Northridge)

It is important for more people to join comocal, so that we, as mobilehome residents, will be a stronger “body” to fight irregularities and misuse of power of owners of the Mobile Home Parks
(Hanna de Vries, Northridge MHP).

Mr. Wodley, Thank you, THANK YOU!  The $15.00 I paid for membership to comocal is the best investment I ever made. (Licille Fried, Tradewinds Mobile Home Park, Rosamond)

Mobilehome owners need the correct game plan when dealing with cantankerous owners and managers.  The basis of dealing with them has three components.  Each component is equally important.  They are: (1) rental agreement, (2) park rules and regulations, and (3) mobile home residency law.  Before doing battle with a manager, a homeowner should be well versed as to the terms of these three documents.  My rental agreement spells out the responsibilities of management as to maintaining the club house and common grounds.  Our Park rules and regulations govern the operation of the park.  A homeowner who is not knowledgeable of these two documents is at a distinct disadvantage.  And finally, when you are not well acquainted with the mobile home residency law, you are totally vulnerable to the whims and manipulations of park owners and managers. (Dwight Blackwell, Casitas La Verne)