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Ponderosa Mobile Estates

2.7 (7 reviews)

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3 years ago

Sick of seeing trailer parks like this that hike up their lease prices but their maintenance quality goes down. Total scam.

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Rancho Fullerton Mobile Home Estates - Park tenants being unfairly evicted as seen in the Fullerton Observor.

Rancho Fullerton Mobile Home Estates

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Great Mobile Home Park Quality Residents and Management and a great Value Senior Communityread more

Management should be investigated for Elder Abuse…read more Multiple friends of mine have family members who live here and they have so, so many horror stories about the place. Rules only apply when the house next to you is for sale, and for every month it's on the market with people pulling out of buying it it's your fault. If other residents are doing the exact same thing but every home in that line is sold, they won't hear a word from management, but the moment a single blade of grass grows over the property line into the vacant home's lot you're gonna be screeched at. News flash, selling houses isn't easy, especially when your park has very few reviews and the ones that are out there are almost unanimously negative. Not to mention some of the rules would be considered overreaching or even contradictory to state law. If you're a lawyer and have a family member who lives there now, beg them to let you see the lease agreement, you will either see red or dollar signs. Need an emergency renovation? Well, renovation kinda sounds like eviction, and if you need one, they'll gladly give you the both. See Kim vs Rancho Fullerton to see how heartless management is in regard to trying to make your house livable and up to code. And then there's my friend whose mom is getting punished for her stalkers trespassing in the park. She's called the police on them, tried to have them arrested, but every time they're escorted off the property management not only does nothing to ensure she's safe but actively antagonize her. It's a rare occurrence and an extreme case, but the fact they're harassing an old lady who's already being harassed by her stalkers makes them just as bad as her stalkers. If she hadn't left the park long ago, I wouldn't have included this part, but since she's no longer with us I feel safe in letting the world know that management cares more about appearances than safety of their tenants. One shudders to imagine what inhuman thoughts take hold in the manager's head, what dreams of chronic and sustained cruelty bring a smile to their face. If this place is ever investigated, I'd love to see how much jail time they'll be facing.

Ponderosa Mobile Estates - mobileparks - Updated October 2026

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