Tempe Cascade

My husband and I purchased a mobile home, and moved onto the property on October 1
The Process was easy enough. Thirty Five dollars per person, for an application and background check.
Lot rent includes access to a laundry mat, gym, pool, hot tub, small park, and dog park. Additional there are 2 large club houses that can be rented for a refundable deposit of 500 dollars. One of the rooms is a room full of poker, and blackjack tables which makes me want to have a Las Vegas Themed Party!
I will openly admit, Lot rent is a bit higher than we had hoped for, and it seems to be going up consistently every year. But this Trailer park feels very much like a neighborhood subdivision, rather than a «Trailer Park» The office is very particular about neatly kept yards, and trash, and non-​running vehicles. BUT with the very long list of expectations, Jen in the office is very realistic, and willing to work with you for good reason (Example, a community member is having trouble saving up for car repairs — Jen has allowed them to store the vehicle in a community parking spot, while they save up, so long as they keep the car clean, and clear of cobwebs so it doesn’t look abandoned!) She lives on property, and she takes pride in her community.
The only thing that would cause my husband and I to leave is if the rent continues to increase. The property was rezoned in 2006 for apartments, and this may be a tactic to get people to move out, because our leases state if the owners decide to BUILD the apartments, they will have to pay to move all of the trailers (which is 5−10k per trailer) Who knows?
For now I will enjoy my convenient freeway access, and prime location near Tempe Market Place and Mesa Riverview.