FAQ
FAQ At A. Hunter Property Management, we believe that informed residents make stronger communities. Below are answers to some of the most common questions we receive regarding community living, homeownership responsibilities, maintenance, policies, and more. If you don’t see the information you’re looking for, our team is always happy to help—please don’t hesitate to contact us.
While you own your manufactured home, you lease the lot it sits on. A. Hunter Property Management’s community rules help protect property values, promote safety, and create an attractive, welcoming neighborhood for all residents to enjoy.
Even a small leak can waste thousands of gallons of water, increase utility costs, damage your home, and become a much more expensive repair. Reporting leaks promptly allows A. Hunter Property Management to address issues quickly and helps protect both your home and the community.
Before making any exterior improvements, please contact A. Hunter Property Management. Most additions require written approval to ensure they meet community standards, utility requirements, and local building codes.
Routine inspections help identify maintenance concerns before they become costly problems, improve safety, and keep the community looking its best. Our goal is to protect every resident’s investment while maintaining a neighborhood everyone can be proud to call home.
Keeping your grass mowed, landscaping trimmed, and lot free of debris helps prevent pests, improves curb appeal, protects neighboring properties, and supports the high standards maintained throughout A. Hunter Property Management communities.
Yes. Your manufactured home is one of your biggest investments, and homeowner’s insurance helps protect it against fire, storms, theft, and other unexpected events.
In addition, A. Hunter Property Management requires residents to maintain insurance that includes liability coverage. Liability coverage can help protect you financially if someone is injured on your property or if you are responsible for damage to another person’s property.
We also recommend reviewing your insurance policy annually and providing updated insurance information whenever your policy renews.
Absolutely. A. Hunter Property Management welcomes guests and simply asks that all visitors follow community rules during their stay so everyone can enjoy a safe, respectful, and peaceful neighborhood.
Speed limits help protect children, pedestrians, pets, cyclists, and neighbors throughout A. Hunter Property Management communities. Driving carefully helps prevent accidents and contributes to a safer environment for everyone.
If there is an emergency, call 911 immediately. For non-emergency concerns, notify A. Hunter Property Management so we can respond appropriately and help maintain a safe community.
Each A. Hunter Property Management community has specific pet policies. Contacting the management office before bringing home a new pet helps ensure compliance with community guidelines and avoids future issues.
As the homeowner, you are responsible for maintaining your home, skirting, steps, decks, and lot. A. Hunter Property Management maintains the common areas and works to ensure community standards are consistently upheld.
Yes. If your home will remain within an A. Hunter Property Management community, the prospective buyer will generally need to complete the community’s application and approval process before the sale is finalized. Contact the management office early so we can help make the transition as smooth as possible.
Keeping your contact information current allows A. Hunter Property Management to quickly notify you about emergencies, utility interruptions, maintenance projects, severe weather, and other important community updates.
Small issues such as loose skirting, damaged steps, roof leaks, or soft flooring can quickly become larger and more expensive repairs. Addressing maintenance concerns early protects your investment and helps preserve your home’s value.
Simple steps such as disconnecting garden hoses, insulating exposed pipes, sealing drafts, and replacing worn weather stripping can prevent frozen pipes, lower heating costs, and protect your home throughout the winter months.
Damaged or missing skirting can allow animals underneath your home, reduce energy efficiency, and contribute to moisture problems. A quick spring inspection can help prevent costly repairs and keep your home protected.
Keeping bushes and shrubs trimmed discourages pests, improves visibility for drivers and pedestrians, protects your home, and enhances the overall appearance of your property and the surrounding community.
Leaves and debris can clog gutters, causing water to overflow and damage your roof, siding, foundation, or skirting. Cleaning gutters before winter helps protect your home from preventable water damage.
Water trapped inside a garden hose can freeze and expand, damaging outdoor faucets and pipes. Disconnecting hoses before freezing temperatures arrive is a simple way to avoid costly plumbing repairs.
