Cedar Knolls

PLEASE BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR A BROWN CHEVY Equinox! On Geneva way when you approach the stop sign she pulls in on her phone and has almost hit me head on! She has done this to other people before . She looks at you laughs as if it’s funny ! Be careful !

A mobile home park that doesn’t look like the stereotypical mobile park. It looks very clean, well maintained and has a nice park for kids

CEDAR KNOLLS REVIEWnnThis isn't a criticism of management or their policies, just my personal review. I lived there 2 months shy of 18 yrs. Management was fair, as long as the rent was paid on time. Rent was $423/mo when I moved in, and $747 when I left. It would go up every year, average $20-30.nnI left the park because I have no idea how to repair drywall, deal with electrical or plumbing issues, and no business will touch a mobile home, for their insurance reasons. You have to be a decent DIY. At least the houses themselves are a decent distance from each other, avg 40 ft. apart. Every year, mgt would demolish one or two older or unsightly mobile homes, and replace them with new ones. Lawn care enforcement wasn't much of a priority, but they at least allowed renters to modify their lawns, as long as they got approval. Many neighbors did great work on making their lawns look really nice.nnOne of two things I didn't like was the language barrier with a growing Latin community. It's hard to be social with people if you can't speak with them. Even when I could, my Spanish is almost nonexistent, and most of their English was spotty at best. Aside from the excessive festivities (many love to have family gatherings & parties), I never had any problems. Several homes have a lot of cars parked in front, or on the street. This was an issue mgt tried get a handle on, but on occasion they did tow cars away.nnThe other downside was I had the misfortune of living next to the least/worst maintained yard on the Germane (west) side. A family of 5 waited to the last minute to mow their lawn, always left their grill, lawn chairs, fire tray, tarps, etc. out in the open in sheer disarray. No pride or shame on their appearance. All being officially unemployed, one could only speculate how they paid their bills. The fact of their random departures and returns, shell game their cars (pulling one car out to let another leave, so no car runs twice in a row), and their trailer got 'tagged', I had my theories. The term 'mules' comes to mind.nnOverall, you get what you put into it. A flat rate, combined with what you pay for the trailer. Sometimes, it's MUCH cheaper than a real house, esp when it's paid off. And, like I said before, if you know what you're doing, you might come out ahead. Decide for yourself, and good luck.

Beware!!!! Spent a total of 15 years there. Very shady management. When i was selling my trailer to buy a house, i sent 12 different people to apply to qualify for the lot rent. Each time, the management was malicious and said my trailer wasn’t worth buying, but that they could sell them a new trailer.nnVery dirty management.nnI have a friend there now going though the exact same thing. 7 months, some 8 potential buyers, same horrible management.

It is sad to say that this place was a good place when we first moved here but then like all things rules start to change, rent goes up, sewer, trash and water must be pay for now. now more rules most likely the reason is so they can force old home owner out so they have to sell or move their home so they can move in brand new mobile homes to get more sales. what a lovely neighborhood. By 2020 expect you lot rent to be 1000.