Sense of Community

Community living offers individuals an opportunity for companionship among those living in their neighborhood. An abundance of activities and resort style amenities are all a part of the lifestyle Lavender Meadows MHC offers. We believe investing in amenities and community events creates an environment where homeowners can enjoy a sense of community and confidently put down roots.

Some of the amenities and activities Lavender Meadows MHC will offer include a community clubhouse, multiple dog parks, pickleball courts, horseshoe pits, on-site manager and community events!

Pride of Ownership

Lavender Meadows MHC has a vested interest in maintaining the grounds and desirability of the community. This provides built-in value and protection for the homeowner’s investment in the home. Collective Communities Property Management (who will oversee daily management of the community) takes pride in being good stewards of the communities we manage. We see it as our duty to our residents to work together to maintain and increase the value of the residents’ homes and the community. We are committed to diligent implementation and oversight of home and lot standards, modern property operations, and continuously reinvesting in the community.

Low Maintenance = More Time to Enjoy

As an owner of a manufactured home in Lavender Meadows MHC you will enjoy the benefits of an energy efficient, single-story floorplan with top grade construction materials that keep maintenance and upkeep to a minimum. The community assumes responsibility for beautifully landscaped and well-irrigated common areas; roadways that are well illuminated and maintained; utility maintenance to your home; property insurance; and scheduled oversight of the infrastructure. What does all of this mean for you? Less time on maintenance and more time enjoying your hard-earned retirement!

Greater Flexibility with Retirement Funds

Owning a manufactured home in a land lease community also means you’ll have greater preservation of your retirement funds by reserving capital that would have otherwise been spent on land, transaction costs (realtor commissions, closing costs, title searches and surveys), and property taxes if you were to purchase a traditional site built home.