Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in California

I am a mentally disabled 42 year old woman. I am on SSI. I own a mobile home in a park. With my SSI check I cannot afford rent and everything. Then I have no food money.. So I share the rent with a roommate. Often times renters move in and out because I am near a university. They usually stay a year. The park wants anyone who lives in the park have a credit check costing $20/ Most of the applicants for my house are turned away from the management because they are young students and have not established credit yet. What do I do? What if I wanted a relative that has bad credit to move in with me? Or a boyfriend?


Asked on 1/31/13, 11:25 am

1 Answer from Attorneys
Daphne Macklin Law Office of Daphne L. Macklin

You have a rather complicated question that requires a fairly extensive answer. Basically, the park can control occupancy with the $20 fee for the credit check, although I question whether this is appropriate as the person is living in your mobile home. Contact me by e-mail at [email protected].

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Answered on 1/31/13, 7:04 pm


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