NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

🐕 What Is a "Dangerous Dog Breed"? Understanding Pet Policies in Our Community We love pets — and so do most of our residents! Dogs are family. But if you've ever read a lease or an insurance policy, you've probably run into the term "dangerous breed" or "restricted breed" and wondered: what does that actually mean, and why does it exist? Let's break it down honestly and clearly. 👇 📖 Where the Term Comes From "Dangerous breed" or "restricted breed" lists don't originate wi

🍂 Happy Columbus Day, Neighbors! What the Holiday Means for Your Week Today, Monday, October 12, is Columbus Day — a federal holiday observed on the second Monday of October each year. Whether it's a day off for your household or just another Monday on the job, here's a little history, a few practical reminders that affect everyone, and some ideas for making the most of a beautiful fall day in our community. 👇 📖 A Bit of History Columbus Day commemorates the arrival of Chr

🎣 Free Fishing Day in Indiana — Saturday, September 26! Grab a Rod, No License Needed! Attention all our Indiana neighbors — here's a fantastic (and completely FREE) way to spend a fall Saturday! 🍂 The Indiana Department of Natural Resources has designated Saturday, September 26, 2026 as the final Free Fishing Day of the year. On this one special day, Indiana residents can fish any of the state's public waters without a fishing license or trout/salmon stamp — no paperwork,

Happy Labor Day, Neighbors! Celebrating the Work That Built Our Community This weekend, we pause to celebrate one of America's most meaningful holidays — Labor Day, a tribute to the workers whose effort, skill, and dedication built this country and keep it running every single day. From all of us at mPark Homes, we wish every family in our community a safe, restful, and joyful Labor Day weekend! 🎉 📖 A Little History Worth Knowing Labor Day isn't just the unofficial end of s

🪜 Mobile Home Steps and Decks: Safety, Options, and What to Know Before You Build Your steps and deck are the hardest-working part of your home's exterior — used every single day, in every kind of weather. They're also one of the most common sources of home accidents when neglected. Whether you're replacing worn steps or dreaming of a new deck, here's your complete guide. ⚠️ Why This Matters More Than You Think Falls on entry steps are among the most frequent injuries around

📋 How to Transfer a Mobile Home Title: A Homeowner's Guide Buying or selling a mobile home? Inheriting one from a family member? In every one of these situations, the title is the single most important document involved. Transferring it correctly protects both buyer and seller — and skipping steps can lead to headaches that take months to untangle. Here's what you need to know. 🪪 First: What Is a Mobile Home Title? In most states, a mobile home is titled much like a vehicle

📄 How to Remove a Tenant from Your Lease: A Step-by-Step Guide Life changes — roommates move out, relationships end, adult children get their own place. When someone named on your lease is no longer living in the home, it's important to update your lease properly. Leaving an old name on the agreement can create legal and financial complications for everyone involved. Here's how the process works and why it matters. ⚠️ Why You Can't Just "Let It Slide" When multiple people si

🧺 How to Organize Your Mobile Home: Smart Storage for Every Square Foot Mobile home living is all about making the most of your space — and with a little strategy, even a cozy single-wide can feel open, functional, and clutter-free. Whether you're settling into a new home or refreshing the one you've lived in for years, these organizing tips will help every square foot work harder for you. ✨ 🚪 Start With a Declutter, Not a Shopping Trip Before buying a single bin or shelf,

You've probably heard it before: 'Mobile homes always lose value.' It's one of the most persistent myths in American housing — and in today's market, it's simply not accurate. Where the Misconception Comes From Historically, older mobile homes — particularly pre-HUD models built before 1976 — did tend to depreciate in value over time, much like a vehicle. The materials used, the limited financing options available, the stigma associated with factory-built housing, and the oft