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Community Managers and Their Role
OKEMOS, MI -- (MARKET WIRE) -- May 7, 2007 --Managers of land-lease communities play a vital
role in the creation of a happy community lifestyle for their residents.
Managers are always willing to take that extra step and go the extra mile
to help residents sustain a safe, friendly and fun living environment.
Oftentimes in land-lease communities, you will find residents enjoying
various events and activities, whether it be an Easter egg hunt for
children or a potluck dinner. Community managers organize these events,
helping to bring the neighborhood together and promote a friendly and safe
atmosphere for all residents.
Long-time community manager Lora Baumann personally knows the benefits of
community living, having lived in both a site-built subdivision and a
land-lease community. "There is a true sense of community living," says
Baumann. "You look out for each other, more so than subdivisions."
Having a community manager on site is just one of the many benefits that
living in a land-lease community provides. Moving into a community means
moving into a friendly neighborhood environment, not always the case when
moving into a subdivision or placing your home on private property.
Residents all value and respect one another, appreciate quiet, cleanliness
and a shared interest in maximizing the worth of their investment.
Community managers help them do just that! They will also agree; when you
move into a land-lease community, you not only gain neighbors, you gain
friends as well.
Community living offers many advantages over private dwellings. Residents
enjoy a warm, friendly atmosphere, amenities such as swimming pools,
community clubhouses, playgrounds, ball fields, walking/biking trails and
RV storage -- conveniences you won't find in most site-built subdivisions
or even condominium developments.
For more information about manufactured housing, call 800.551.1315, search
on the Web at www.michhome.org, or contact the Michigan Manufactured
Housing Association, 2222 Association Drive, Okemos, MI 48864-5978;
517.349.3300.