Tennessee Park Sale Brings Steep Rent Increase for Loudon County Residents
Residents of Lenoir City North Estates in Loudon County, Tennessee, say rent will more than double in December after the park was sold.
Key facts
- Lenoir City North Estates, formerly Oak Park Mobile Home Park, in Loudon County, Tennessee, has changed hands.
- Residents received a letter in October about the sale and learned rent would more than double in December.
- The charges described in the article include $599 in rent and $20 for mandatory trash pickup.
- Monza, the park management company, declined to explain the increases, though an employee said prices in the market have risen.
- Residents say no Monza employees will be stationed at the park and that the company purchased other parks in Loudon County.
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Source: ‘More than half my income’ Rent doubles at Loudon County mobile home park after ownership change — Yahoo, November 13, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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