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Fred Kameda is pictured inside his home with the front door behind him.

Sunnyvale’s mobile homeowners are eligible for key financial perks – if they sign up in time

Sunnyvale’s nearly 11,000 mobile homeowners have 60 days as of Nov.1 to stabilize rents for their lots. But communicating how mobile home residents can secure these protections within a short timeframe will be a challenge. “A lot of residents still are kind of not paying attention, and so it’s critical that they know this is […]

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Beelia Hanson’s home in Santiago Villa, a mobile home park in Mountain View. Mobile homes -- not RV vans -- are not subject to Mountain View’s rent stabilization act.

Despite existing rent control laws, mobile home residents in Mountain View lack protection

MOUNTAIN VIEW – Mobile homes, which refer to houses built in factories and transported to different sites, are affordable housing options in overpriced Mountain View. The city harbors six mobile home parks and a total of 1,130 mobile home spaces. But both a newly passed state law and an existing city law that limit how much landlords can increase rent do not apply to mobile homes.

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