Monolith Properties

Dozens of mobile home park (MHP) residents in Sacramento avoided eviction during an ongoing public health crisis with the help of a local MHP management company.

The hand-scrawled thank you note makes one misty eyed. "My 96 year-old mom lost everything except her purse and the clothes she had on.

While Mark Twain famously quipped "Buy land, they ain't making any more of it" the owners of Kelsey Creek Mobile Home Park in Kelseyville have a more modern twist on the saying.

The Monolith Community Giving Project creates housing opportunities at Rancho Chico MHP for dozens of seniors, families and individuals displaced by the Camp Fire in Paradise, Magalia and surrounding areas of Butte County, California.

Monolith Properties, a mobile home park operator based in Sacramento, California, has hired Christina Watts as its Director of Operations. Ms.

Real Estate executives Andy Carey and Mark Weiner launched Monolith Properties in late December 2017 to specialize in the management and operation of mobile home parks in California, Oregon and Nevada.