Bayshorehomesales
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here. It's a shame that Bayshorehomesales.com doesn't prioritize the safety and well-being of its residents. The lack of lighting and security in this area is a major concern. I personally experienced a car break-in, where my gas tank was drilled into. It's not just me, my neighbor also had his car's muffler stolen not once, but twice. This is unacceptable.

What's even more concerning is that Yolanda, who sells houses for Bayshorehomesales.com, seems to have questionable ethics. She sells houses to drug dealers and even to her own family members, possibly to cover up her wrongdoings. It's clear that she's trying to get away with things.

To make matters worse, people are constantly racing up and down the road, despite Yolanda living right next to it. It's a dangerous situation that could easily be avoided if Bayshorehomesales.com took responsibility for the safety of its community.

It's disappointing that the corporate and owner of Bayshore homes don't seem to know any better. They should understand the importance of having someone work where they live. It's a basic concept, similar to the saying "don't s*** where you eat." Yolanda and her sidekick need to be replaced with individuals who prioritize the well-being of the community.

Fortunately, the majority of the community, around 85 to 90%, is willing to sign a petition addressing these issues. It's clear that the residents are fed up with the current situation. The remaining 10% to 15% who don't support the petition are likely Yolanda's family or friends who live here.

In conclusion, Bayshorehomesales.com needs to step up and address the safety concerns in this community. The lack of lighting and security, along with Yolanda's questionable actions, are causing distress among the residents. It's time for a change, and the majority of the community is ready for it.

We bought a doublewide here in 2009. We were first time home buyers, and we absolutely loved the school district (MSD of Wayne township), the mature trees in the trailer park, the peace and quiet, the management taking an active role in things, the way the police would cruise through once or twice a day to check on things and make sure everything was okay... Unfortunately, Skyway MHP is not what it used to be. The original property managers, Chuck and Jill, retired. For a year or so we had another manager who was pretty decent, but she moved away to be closer to her grandchildren, and after that, things went to hell. The mobile homes started to look more dilapidated, and probably were, although of course I never saw them on the inside, only on the outside. The playground equipment began to fall apart, the streets got more potholes. There was a different person in the leasing office every month. At one point, there were managers who said they set up escrow for those of us who had property taxes because we had actually purchased our trailers... they didn't. The state of Indiana is now taking back taxes out of some of our tax refunds. Other people had to pay large tax bills or else face foreclosure. Eventually the corrupt management team was replaced by some new managers, who were affiliated with Bayshore, and in some ways things improved - now we have pretty new street signs, the potholes have mostly been taken care of, some tree surgeons have trimmed dead wood and made the trailer park foliage a little less unkempt - but in many ways, not. Rent is much higher than it used to be, but aside from pretty new signs and some landscaping near the front of the trailer park, the rent doesn't seem to go anywhere except into the bank account of the management company. We're still waiting for a decent playground; many of the trailers, including some that are actually for sale, have skirting falling off, algae growing on the siding, and similar signs of wear and tear that make me wonder what the insides of the trailers must look like. As for making sure the park is safe, welcoming, quiet, and a good place for families... hah. No. There have been drug dealers living across the street from us since early spring 2022, and complaints about their foul mouths, all-night hours, painfully loud car stereos, blocking the street with the cars of their customers (or fellow dealers or whoever the people are), drunken arguments, and general mayhem they cause are ignored. The management says "We'll have another talk with them," but does nothing. The latest word is that the dealers will be out by the end of August, but we can't trust that. The dealers can always move their friends in and continue to do business as usual. It's not like the management does strict background checks anymore... And those of us who have bought our trailers rather than just signed a lease agreement are stuck, because we're upside down on our mortgages. This is not the same Skyway that we moved into and fell in love with thirteen years ago. Things have changed, and not for the better. That is all.