Buying a traditional house means paying for the home and the land it sits on — and taking on a large mortgage to do it. Land-lease communities separate the two: you own your manufactured home, and you lease the lot underneath it. That one change is what makes homeownership affordable for so many of our residents.
You own the home; we own the community
Your manufactured home is yours — purchased outright or financed through a manufactured-home lender. River Front Communities owns and professionally manages the community around it, so you get the pride of ownership without buying land or maintaining the wider neighborhood.
What your lot rent covers
Instead of a mortgage-plus-taxes-plus-upkeep bill, you pay a straightforward monthly lot rent. Depending on the community that typically includes trash service and community maintenance, with water, sewer, and power handled per the community’s setup. Your community manager can walk you through exactly what is included at your location.
Bring a home, buy one on site, or lease an RV lot
You can move in three ways: bring a manufactured home you already own, buy one of the homes for sale already set up in a community, or — in select communities — lease a long-term RV lot. Whichever fits, the application is one simple step reviewed by the community manager.