before buying a home in Leisureville be sure and ask about all the fees and maintenance costs such…read moreas water and sewer costs and buy in fees etc. Leisureville's rules are very strict be sure and know what they are management can make your life miserable if you don't bide by them after three warning you get kicked out. Management is not nice. There are some great people who live here you just have to find them you will get to know quickly who's nice and who is not very quickly. I've enjoyed living in Leisureville but I'm tense a lot not knowing when I'm going to fail inspections or do something wrong overall though I feel very safe living here because we live so close to one another and I have great neighbors who watch out for one another. I am happy I did buy into Leisureville.

Great place to live for seniors. However the management and…read moremaintenance is terrible. Definitely not a community that brings people together. And their HOA representation is worse. Before moving your parents in, know they will NOT be received well. There are Great people among them, you just have to find them. Don't rely on manager.

What a great hidden oasis in the middle of Sacramento. The park is clean and well kept. The…read moreneighbors are friendly and helpful. It's very close to downtown and an easy commute. The clubhouse is really nice too. Paulette is a great no-nonsense manager and makes sure the residents follow the park rules. Tommy is the most helpful park superintendent you'll ever meet. I trust Tommy to watch over my coach when I'm out of town. If you're lucky enough to get a spot in this park, take it.

I have to agree with my fellow reviewers about the North Sacramento Mobile home park. Great…read morelocation, great Staff and great management. A special thank you to the park manager Tom Bazuto, he made my move in smooth and pleasant. Besides a great location this Mobile Home Community is Safe and very clean (not junky) over 55, and accepts long term RV'ers. The residents are friendly and give this park a real sense of community, I couldnt ask for a better location or community to be a part of!

It's a great place to live. People are good here. You'll find peacocks walking around the streets…read more I feel safe here.

love love love this mobile home park, it's been a fabulous move in, clean quite and family friendly…read moreand management are great evey is awsome keep park clean qnd because of her par

I love the Davis Coworking space! I've been going there for a couple years now. It is always clean…read moreand quiet and well decorated. There is a lot of natural light and green plants. There are big meeting rooms that are able to be reserved. The owner, Do, works there as well and is available to answer any questions one may have. Definitely recommend this for anyone looking for a place to get work done.

My wife is a student at UC Davis, and I come up with her a few days per week from the Bay Area. At…read morefirst, I used empty classrooms, but I quickly realized I needed a better place to work. I ran across Davis Co-Working and checked it out. I liked what I saw, and I have been a delighted member ever since. What do I like about it, gentle reader? Well, pull up a chair, and I'll tell you. For starters, the sign-up process couldn't be more straightforward; you just go to their website, create an account, select a package, enter your payment info, and voila, within a few hours, you get a welcome message and instructions on accessing the site. The Owner, Do, is always happy to answer questions and has been very quick to respond to any questions or concerns. As for the site, I work at the International House site, and I really like the layout. It's in the lower section of the house, but there is still plenty of natural light from the windows. The space is clean and comfortable, with lots of seating and tables. They have a large conference room that can be used ad hoc or scheduled. Amenities include coffee and tea, a refrigerator for your lunch, fast Wi-Fi, and even a printer. The facility has several clean and well-stocked restrooms and is just a few blocks from plenty of restaurants and markets. I have met many friendly people here at Davis Co-Working who are students, project managers, software developers, and more. They have all been very polite and professional, and we share the space nicely. If you are looking for a place to work 24/7 for a reasonable price, with excellent service, then I would run, not walk, to their website and join today. Your only regret will be not having signed up sooner.

Having a good landlord makes renting a genuinely positive experience, and mine has been outstanding…read morein every way. Communication is always clear and prompt, with any questions or concerns addressed quickly and respectfully. Maintenance requests are handled efficiently, showing real care for the property and the comfort of tenants. Lease terms were transparent from the start, with no hidden surprises, and they've consistently been fair and understanding when flexibility was needed. Overall, their reliability and professionalism create a stress-free and secure living environment that's hard to come by. angel is great.

Very bad place to live charge.You whatever they want for electricity very rude Management always…read moreThreatening to evict you. And very dirty.

Park West Mobile Home Park has truly turned around since Hayleigh became the manager. She is…read moreabsolutely wonderful professional, approachable, and genuinely caring. What stands out most is how she treats each tenant with respect and makes sure their individual needs are taken care of. She even knows most of the residents by name, which makes such a difference in building a real sense of community. My mother lives in the park, and we've seen several managers come and go, but none have compared to Hayleigh. She brings out the best in the community, and you can really tell she takes pride in her work. We truly hope she stays for the long run because she has made Park West feel like home again.

Haliegh Evans is the best manager we've ever had and we've had a lot of them . I've lived here 5…read moreyears and we've had several property managers and Hayleigh has went above and beyond my expectations.

I moved here in November of last year and I love it here. The management is quick to address my…read moreissue should I have any and have been very helpful. The residents of the park are all nice and helpful people. The park is clean and well maintained. This is a nice place to live and is close to everything even Walmart.

I called an talked to CiCi on 6/3/19 she was very knowledgeable for every question I asked! An CiCi…read morewas very very nice! She's the only one that actually answered her phone out about 8 places that didn't! I would highly recommend aspen Grove !

Cedarwood is a wonderful place to live. It's kept well, clean, and nice people live here. I love…read moreit here.

We are currently residents of Cedarwood Mobile Home Park. If we knew then what we know now, we…read morenever would have moved here. The park is run by the Board of Dictators who raise our monthly assessment by 5-7% every year. In less than 10 years our assessment has gone up by over $100 a month. Not a huge difference to some, however, this being a low income park there are people here who live on SSI and that $100 could be difference between real food and ramen, between buying pet food or having the animal put to sleep because they can't afford to feed them. There is also a small group of bullies who work behind the scenes to harass anyone they don't like. They act with impunity because the board supports their actions. The board loves to call incidents "member to member" (in other words no board involvement) when it involves those that are labeled "trouble makers". However, if the incident involves a board member or a bully club member, then it's for the board to handle. Security is fluid, if a security issue involves a "good" member, it gets handled. If not, there is no support. The park is not maintained, there are weeds growing everywhere, cracked and sinking concrete in visitor parking areas, trees growing under and through fences. There was more than $50,000 spent to fix the roads a few years ago, some of the roads have huge cracks, which allow water to get underneath and undermine the roads. Over $63,000 was just spent to "fix" the wall on Gerber Road, but the tree roots that were causing the issues were not removed, so they might as well as dug a hole and thrown the money in. Take my advice and pass, for now, on this park. Maybe with new board members it'll get better, for now, if you move here, welcome to Jr. High School.