Posted by Chuck (AZ) on June 15, 2001 at 11:53:35:
I can’t speak as to Georgia being a “eviction at will state”, but I will comment on the balance of your post.
IF the rumor is true (conversion to commercial property), a mass eviction would be the way to go about this.
Is the park full of older homes? Is it possible that it’s about to change hands (or has), and the new owner wants to re-fill it with newer one’s?
In any event, it’s doubtful that you (personally) can stop the process. If the tentants have a legal leg to stand on, they’ll have to make a collective effort on their own to stay there.
If you can find empty lots or land that you could relocate the homes to, you might be able to assist these folks and make a few bucks along the way. Start checking the other parks in the area, and call a toter to see what kind of deal(s) you can work… it might be their only way out of this.
If your in a position to buy a park (with vacant lots) yourself, now would be a good time to move on it. Check out www.mobilehomeparkstore.com for a list of properties in the area.