zero security. lots of homes that are disheveled. the new homes are nice but not built very well.read more

I live in this community, people are friendly, It's a nice…read moreplace to live. We are close to everything, waking distance to the mall, Adis,a whole bunch of restaurants and bakeries and next to a Park.

Nice mobile home park. Kept up very well in most houses. Some grass f needs to be kept up better…read more The rent really high but the views are fabulous. Price of houses is pretty low

RUN from Mountain View Village and Cove Communities. Greg Barton, Enio, and Adriana neglect their…read moretenants and neglect park maintenance. The units are infested with mice. The mice come from behind the dishwasher and through the washer pipes. They gnaw and claw at walls and the floors all night. There are dead roaches from previous tenants behind the electrical outlet covers. The units have plumbing, electrical, and mold issues. They cosmetically fix units to sell or rent them. Mountain View Village has rattlesnakes, bobcats, and coyotes. The area is contaminated from the Santa Susana Field Laboratory testing up the street. It is in a high fire zone, and the power goes out for days. SCE is constantly working on the power lines, and our water goes off for days as well. The office is the only place that gets fiber internet, even though the community was told we would have access to it. The office staff has changed multiple times. The manager used to be Tammy, then it was Jessica, and now it is Enio. Adriana cannot handle simple requests, and Enio doesn't reply to emails. He is too busy calling Jose obese. Jose should contact the EEOC to report a hostile working environment. Jose and the maintenance crew here are part of the issue. Maintenance fixes things poorly which causes more issues. There is another boy here who is rude, and management needs to correct that. If you are having issues with your unit, contact the department of Housing and Community Development to file a complaint. They will get an inspector out here to look at your unit and find code violations that need to be fixed. I will include a picture of how to contact them. I would also advise you to file a complaint with the California Public Utilities Commission for utility complaints. Adriana refuses to provide information pertaining to SCE. Tenants have the right to access account information and the bills that come directly from SCE. I have a hunch that Mountain View Village is overcharging for utilities. You can learn about your tenant rights and get in contact with an attorney through the Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles and through Stay Housed LA. They hold workshops that inform you on how to deal with neglectful and malicious landlords like Cove Communities, who harass you. We have been asking Mountain View Village and Cove Communities to fix our unit for almost two years. The carpet is causing us injuries, and there is mold that is making us sick, especially in the bathroom. We are missing windows, which is a fire hazard in our area. The inspector labeled our unit as SUBSTANDARD. He stated he had visited other units in our complex for the same issues as well. Both of the bathroom floors are rotting and collapsing. The holes in the floor cause us to lose our balance and hurt ourselves. We haven't been able to use one of the bathrooms since August 1st due to plumbing issues. Plumbing issues are urgent. We are also experiencing A/C issues and lack of a/c causing is causing us migraines due to the excessive heat. The bathroom vanity is full of mold and water damage. Servpro said the bedroom and bathroom walls have to be opened up because they suspect moisture and mold. As retaliation for contacting HCD, we are being forced out of our unit and being harassed as they refuse to fix the issues. They claim they have been calling us, but we have only received one voicemail last week. They don't call. They refuse to reply to our emails and insist on a "meeting" to force us into another substandard unit. They claim they don't have an update and claim they cannot work on the unit because they don't have the HCD report. The inspector said they do not need the report to start repairs, as I have been complaining about the same issues for about two years. They refuse to speak to me, despite being designated as the primary contact. Management is not on the same page. Find another home for over 3k a month.

I live in Santa Monica and the on-site manager, Jay, is very helpful and responsive whenever I have…read morean issue. Plus, he lives on site, which makes him more in tune with the goings on on the property. I recently had an issue with my door not closing properly and Jay popped right over to my unit, took a look at it, and got a work order put in right away.

Overall great experience in 3+ years living at one of their managed properties. Some maintenance…read moreissue took a while to be addressed, but it usually would get done eventually. Most recently one of the neighbors became the onsite management contact, and that helped a lot with communication. They also use appfolio, which makes rent payment and maintenance requests very easy to process. Would recommend.

Wow Calabasas Village is a beautiful retreat just above the valley floor with a beach breeze from…read moreMalibu beach! A relaxing retreat with nature just outside your front and back door!

We have lived here 13 years now, what a WONDERFUL place to live. We have had 5 homes prior &…read moreNOTHING compares our even closely compare. The people here are THE VERY BEST ever. Thank you for asking.

I have been so incredibly blessed by this park. By its owners, its management, and by its tenants…read more They've been so instrumental in my career, and I'm deeply indebted to them. As an actor in Hollywood, I need a place to be local to the industry here, but also am aware that Los Angeles is one of the most expensive cities in the world to live in. Finding an affordable place, while you have a profession that is super unstable, with good financial years followed by ones with no work and very little income at all, isn't always easy. But this place has afforded me just this. All around me I have tenants who help pick up my mail while I am travelling, and call me if something seems amiss at my trailer when I am not home. I help pick up their delivered packages when they aren't home, and they get mine. I have those who bring me food when they've made too much, or stop by at the gate to shoot the breeze. There are even a handful of other actors in the park, and we help each other with self-tape auditions! LA isn't always an easy place to make friends, so having neighbors all around you who you can count on is HUGE! Unlike living in an apartment, I know most of my neighbors, as much of trailer life is spent at ground level, where folks are in and out often--especially because the interior of most trailers is pretty tiny and often get stupid hot in the summer. The management has always been terrific--consistently on-site and managing the plant life, trees, bushes and common areas. Always available, willing to help and friendly. And the owners are three siblings who are second generation owners after their parents left them the park upon their passings. So its been in the family for nearly seventy years, which I find so endearing, The three of them even grew up on the premises! Furthermore, they are hands-on owners, each contributing in their own different ways. Being kindly and totally approachable, but also serving as bad guys when need be. I'm sure that part of the job is not fun, but I do appreciate it, because their diligence is one of the reasons this park has been here as a functioning business for decades. And look, I hear the gripes. The downsides. The stigma of living in a trailer park. If you look for the negatives, you can always find them. Not just in this park, but in anything. But if you look for the positives, they are always there too. For me? To live in LA, in a place that I own, and can (reasonably, within HOA rules) decorate and artistically tweak to my liking, without paying an arm and a leg for a land lease, (Because it is different than traditional rent, since you, the owner, are responsible for all maintenance on the abode itself, and that's important to remember and understand this), is a treasure for me. Not having to work excessively at any side jobs while pursuing acting is something many of my peers in the industry cannot attest to. This park and its people, (Owners, Management and Tenants), have given me the freedom to continue to pursue the dream career that I came to LA to do, without putting too much stress into the worries that most people in LA have of working endlessly to cover overhead. Overhead here is cheap. Sure, I have to turn sideways to walk down my own hallway, and have to sleep in a children's bed because the bedroom isn't large enough for anything bigger, and yes, I hang partially out of the shower when I'm rinsing off, so the floor always gets soaked, and have to get up on the roof and patch the leaks in the old trailer every year when it rains, and the largest water heater I can fit is only ten gallons, which makes showers last only two minutes before they run cold, and in the summer it gets as hot as the innards of a car inside the trailer, even while running the window a/c at full blast. I have to walk to a whole other building to do laundry, and consistently deal with bobcats, spraying felines, peacocks, skunks, black widows, parrots, rats, mice, possums, racoons and even recently, snakes, but you know what? I'll trade all of this comfort for the freedom it provides. If I wanted a nice air-conditioned place, with indoor parking, and guest spaces, more square footage, space to stretch out, and all the amenities, there are plenty of apartments, condos and houses around to rent or even buy. But you get what you pay for. And frankly, I get waaay more good stuff at this park than bad. And I get waaaay more than I pay for, and WAAAYYY more than I deserve. So do I have complaints? Not valid enough to overshadow all of my compliments. These folks here have provided a wonderful community and a piece of freedom that I'll forever owe them for. Finding this place was a needle in a haystack. It may not be Bel-Air, but all the luxuries of Bel-Air come with a cost--just as the lack of luxuries of living in a trailer do. For me, I've chosen the latter, and I'm sure appreciative of Sunland Trailer Park for making that choice much easier.

Very sweet manager only problem is there's no trees. Somebody cut them all down that was not the…read morebest thing to do because it's hot in the summer. It looks like it would be.....

I've been living here for almost three years and love it. Evelyn, the manager, is amazing…read more,efficient, responsible, and truly cares about residents. Israel, the maintenance manager, is always quick and professional with any repairs. The community is beautiful, clean, and well-kept, with a pool and jacuzzi I enjoy often. The location is perfect, close to shopping and transportation. I highly recommend living here!

This review is for my lease between June 2018 and September 2019…read more Pros: - Close to public transportation (Metro Orange Line/MetroLink) - Good food options nearby (highly recommend Los Toros, Uncle Ernie's and Country Deli) - Dishwasher, Centralized AC - Each apartment gets a carport that fits 2 vehicles. Cons: - Uneven asphalt makes difficulty knowing and seeing where you are walking. My wife managed to sprain her ankle pretty badly on some raised asphalt by our carport; management did not deem it a high enough emergency to call the emergency line...even though the incident happened on their property. - Downstairs was freezing cold during the winter and boiling hot during the summer due to a broken vent that was never fixed. We stated this multiple times to the management and it was never addressed. I ended up purchasing a space heater off of Amazon to resolve the cold problem; heat was resolved by sealing the doors downstairs to retain the cool air; unit was two floors/townhome style. - Biggest pet peeve: The carport we had had a direct entry into our apartment BUT it lead straight into our second bathroom downstairs. (Honestly, the design of our unit was possibly the worst part of the apartment other than the size of the kitchen) - Other issues included: A) Close proximity to neighbors (never got a sense of security since I could look directly into our neighbors apartments) B) Jacuzzi would maybe work 5 months out of the year before breaking (this happened multiple times during our tenure) C) No storage available other than closets and a utility area under the stairs. (We had downsized from a house but had a lot left over stuff; ended up renting out a storage unit which we still have for our new place) D) Service requests, whenever fulfilled, would take days or even weeks to be addressed. E) Windows in downstairs bedroom/living area could not be opened due to them being screwed shut. Supposedly, it was to support the foundation of the building. I still believe that to be a load of BS but that's just me. F) No modifications to the unit of any kind could be made. G) No outside providers could be called to resolve other matters quickly when maintenance was unavailable...EVEN IF IN AN EMERGENCY AND THE COMPANY WAS INSURED AND BONDED!!! H) Neighbors abused the fact that quiet hours were between 10 PM - 7 PM. On a consistent basis, our neighbor's kids would be screaming at their television screen. We spent little over a year here and we had to move out to be closer to my wife's new office and couldn't be happier. P.S: Management threatened us when I posted my original review of this complex. Since we are now moved out of the place, I am sticking to this review. There were many other examples but these were the ones that stood out. Buyer beware with this place...your experience may vary.