rent increased to $1,704.94, the Galvans fell behind on rent payments

and the park served them a three-day notice to pay rent or quit. They were unable to pay

the rent they owed so the park gave them 60 days to move out and then obtained a

judgment against them. As part of the judgment, the park gave them another chance to

sell the home and give the sale proceeds to the park. Galvan listed the home with a

broker for $18,000. They received offers, but the prospective buyers declined to

purchase the home when they learned about the rent, even when the Galvans lowered the

price of the home to $10,000. The park eventually evicted the Galvans from their home.

At the time of trial, their church pastor was letting them stay in two roomsin their

church.

        Larry and Joyce Summers moved into Terrace View in 2006 when they bought a

mobilehome in the park that was manufactured in 1970. They signed a 10-year lease

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when they moved in. After a couple of years in the park that "were pretty nice," they

became unhappy living at the park because they started getting improper notices to

maintain their premises, such as notices concerning things that were not on their property

or telling them to remove weeds that