The Quick Version

Check out this 77-second video that explains the basics of resident-owned communities (ROCs). It's a great place to start. Video is available in English and Spanish.

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What is a ROC? How Is It Different?

A Resident-Owned Community (ROC) is a neighborhood of manufactured homes that's owned by a cooperative of homeowners who live there as opposed to an outside landlord.

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History

There are a few instances of homeowners buying mobile home parks in the 1970s, but not much earlier. Beginning in the 1980s, two principal types of co-ops were being used to bring resident ownership to the community – … More »

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Where They Are

Today, ROC USA® and its Network Affiliates work with 304 resident-owned communities coast to coast. ROCs are rural, suburban and metropolitan and range in size from just 4 homes to more than 400. View a searchable, filterable list … More »

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