Home Options

Bay Area Home Options, Inc. develop land lease communities with sites available for rent to Recreational Vehicles & Campers (RV/Camper), Park Model Recreational Vehicles (PMRV) and HUD (Federal housing code) homes. Local zoning regulations, HCD permit to operate and specific resident guidelines will determine which land-lease communities can accommodate which type of housing.


Generally, Special Occupancy parks (Campgrounds) can accept RV/Campers along with PMRVs and would not allow HUD code homes.

Typically, manufactured/mobile home parks can accept PMRV and HUD code homes and would not allow RV/Campers. 


Do-it-yourself built tiny homes, must be built and inspected and must meet or exceed one of the above codes before they can be sited in a community. This helps ensure the safety of existing and future residents by ensuring all homes have been built and inspected according to the applicable codes and standards.


NOTE: Available home options vary from community by community.

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Option: PMRV Residential Siding and Roofing

PMRV ranges from tiny (200 sq ft) to 399 sq ft.  PMRV maybe 1-2 bedroom models.


Homes must be constructed to 1 of 2 building standards. Each home needs to be approved as either (1) a park model recreational vehicle or (2) a HUD code home. 

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Option: HUD Code

Homes built to the Federal HUD code can be order in almost any size ranging from 300 sq ft to triple homes in excess of 3,000 sq ft.

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Option: Outdoor Living Spaces

BAHO welcomes great housing diversity including: porches, decks, outdoor canopies, trellis, storage sheds and indoor/outdoor living space to maximize living areas.

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Option: DIY Tiny Home

Homes may be built as  do-it-yourself (DIY) if they have been inspected and certified as park model recreational vehicles (PMRV).

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Option: PMRV Aluminum or Fiberglass Siding

This park model recreational vehicle is allowed in some communities  but not all communities as it lacks residential siding and residential roofing.

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Option: Fifth Wheel

Fifth wheel campers are allowed in Special Occupancy parks, also known as campgrounds. These homes are not allowed in manufactured home parks.

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Option: Class A Motorhome

Class A motorhomes are also allowed in Special Occupancy communities but  not allowed in manufactured home parks.

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