Description
Plan, direct, and coordinate lot leasing, resident relations, maintenance, and regulatory compliance for a mobile home park, including park-owned homes, utilities, roads, and common amenities.
- • Meet with prospective residents to show available lots or park-owned homes, explain community rules and lease terms, and provide local area information.
- • Collect and record lot rent, home rent, assessments, deposits, and utility charges; process payments for taxes, insurance, and operating expenses.
- • Inspect lots, roads, utilities, amenities, and common areas to identify needed repairs or safety issues.
- • Respond to and resolve resident complaints, disturbances, rule violations, and neighbor disputes per community policies.
- • Schedule and oversee maintenance of roads, pads, water, sewer, electric, gas, and stormwater systems, and coordinate major repairs or capital projects.
- • Manage day-to-day park operations, including resident services, maintenance, administration, and community improvements.
- • Negotiate and execute leases, storage agreements, and home sale or rental documents; ensure accurate files.
- • Maintain records of occupancy, lot inventory, home sales/transfers, permits, work orders, and operating costs.
- • Screen applicants and verify eligibility in accordance with Fair Housing and state manufactured housing laws.
- • Prepare and manage park budgets, rent rolls, and financial reports.
- • Supervise on-site staff and vendors; assign work and evaluate performance.
- • Coordinate with insurance carriers, fire, police, health, and code officials to ensure safety and regulatory compliance.
- • Market vacant lots and park-owned homes through signage, online listings, and community outreach.
- • Solicit, evaluate, and award bids for landscaping, paving, utility repairs, tree work, and other services.
- • Review and recommend lot rents, fees, and utility bill-back rates based on market conditions and operating needs.
- • Draft, administer, and enforce contracts for waste, landscaping, maintenance, and security services.
- • Purchase and manage inventory of maintenance supplies, meters, fittings, and equipment.
- • Serve as liaison between ownership and residents; communicate policies, notices, and community updates.
- • Facilitate resident association meetings and gather feedback on community needs when applicable.
- • Issue notices and coordinate legal actions for nonpayment or rule violations in compliance with state eviction and abandonment laws for manufactured homes.
- • Oversee move-in and move-out logistics, including permitting, siting, tie-downs, skirting, and utility hookups.
- • Implement and monitor safety programs, emergency preparedness, and seasonal readiness, including snow and storm response.
- • Ensure advertising, screening, and lease practices are non-discriminatory and documents meet state and federal requirements.
- • Perform light custodial work and minor repairs in common areas as needed.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
