Hi Residents,

You’re invited to a Kwikbit hosted & sponsored Community Picnic at Rancho Del Rey on Sunday, September 13th!

Come by the clubhouse from 4:00–6:00 PM for food, fun prizes, and a raffle while enjoying the afternoon with your neighbors!

Sunday, September 13th
4:00–6:00 PM
Rancho Del Rey Clubhouse

To enter the raffle, simply sign up for a free Kwikbit trial or be a current Kwikbit customer.

Everyone is welcome! We hope to see you there!

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Summer may be winding down, but life at Rancho Del Rey is buzzing with fresh park upgrades, vibrant social events, and inspiring resident stories! Edited by John and Lori Wysocki (Space 173), the September 2026 edition of Rancho Ramblings is packed with local news you won’t want to miss.

What’s Inside This Month’s Issue?

• Park Improvements & Upgrades: The renovated small clubhouse pool, spa, and patio/landscape are officially open, complete with a popular new pergola. Be sure to take an evening stroll past the main clubhouse to enjoy the colorful new fountain lighting. Upgrades to the main clubhouse windows and sliding glass doors are up next!

• Recent Celebrations: Relive the highlights from the August 9 Concert in the Park with photos of performances by Rick & Judy Talbot, Larry Fresch, and Chris Farmer. Plus, look back at the heartwarming celebration for resident Pearl Holmes on her 100th birthday!

• Upcoming Fall Events & Dates:

  • City Council Candidate Meet & Greet: Saturday, September 19, 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM at the Main Clubhouse.

  • Fall Craft Boutique: Saturday, September 26, 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM at the Main Clubhouse.

  • October Pancake Breakfast: Mark your calendars for Sunday, October 4 (tickets available Sept 14–29).

  • Health and Preparedness Fair: Saturday, October 17, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM.

  • Halloween Haunt Party: Saturday, October 24, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM.

• Neighbor Features & Spotlights: Read the Rover Report to meet Oscar, a rescued Lhasa Apso; check out a local business review on Dirtbusters; and view a showcase of paintings from RDR’s Friday watercolor group.

• New Website Launch: Rancho Del Rey has launched an updated website! Visit ranchodelreymhe.com to subscribe so you never miss time-sensitive park updates.

Please note: Our event volunteers are taking a short break this month, so there will be no Sunday Breakfast or Bingo during September while preparations get underway for October, November, and December.

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Key Insights & Summary Points

• California Climate Credit Perks: Residents can expect automatic gas and electric credits on upcoming bills to offset seasonal energy costs, with major utility providers (like PG&E, SCE, and SDG&E) dispersing electric credits in August/September.

• Gutter & Home Maintenance Tips: Clear guidelines on protecting roofs and gutters from fall leaves using the right tools (ladders with stabilizers, scoops, hoses) and safety gear.

• Community Clubhouse Potential: A call-to-action encouraging park residents to utilize shared clubhouse facilities to foster connection and community.

• Utility Overcharge Protections: Key resources under the California Public Utilities Code ensuring master-meter parks do not overcharge residents, along with contact details for informal complaints and billing support.

Get ready to crack open those piggy banks and grab your reusable shopping bags! The RDR Fall Craft Boutique is right around the corner, bringing you a wonderful selection of unique gifts and home decor.

Whether you’re looking to get a jumpstart on your Fall and Winter holiday shopping or simply want to treat yourself, this event is the perfect place to find one-of-a-kind items created by your talented neighbors and RDR friends.

📅 Event Details

• Date: Saturday, September 26

• Time: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM

• Location: Main Clubhouse

What You’ll Find 🎁

Explore a wide variety of handcrafted and upcycled treasures, including:

• Custom Artwork & Pottery

• Seasonal & Holiday Decorations

• Handcrafted Jewelry

• Home Decor & Home-Sewn Items

• ...and much more!

Calling All Artisans & Crafters! 🧵🎨

Are you or a family member/friend interested in selling handcrafted wares?

• Sign-ups start: August 10 in the main office.

• Cost: FREE to participate!

• Note: Tables are limited and will fill up quickly, so be sure to sign up early to reserve your spot.

Mark your calendars, spread the word, and come support our local creative community! We can’t wait to see you there.

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Here’s an overview of the Rancho Ramblings Newsletter (August 2026)

4th of July Celebration recap and pictures

Upcoming Community Events & Activities

Make sure to save the dates for these exciting events:

• Concert in the Park featuring RDR musicians - Sun, Aug. 9, 2-6

• Fall Craft Boutique - Sat. Sept. 26 - 9-2

• Health & Preparedness Fair - Sat. Oct. 17, 9-2

Nearby Outing Opportuities, Eateries, and Local History

• Long Beach Antique Market

• “A Look at the Lookout House in Sunset Beach”

Community Maintenance, Safety & Wildlife Updates

• Small Clubhouse Pool: Renovation is in the final stages

• Coyote Sightings “Be Aware, Be Safe.”

Charitable Initiatives & Community Group Opportunities

• Ronald McDonald House Pop Tab Donations

• Assistance League of HB Thrift Store

• Weekly Prayer Gathering

• Tai Chi, Poker Club, Bible Study, Social Hour

Resident Highlights & Rancho Ramblings Archives

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Key Takeaways

• Extend Water Heater Lifespan: Protect your tank from hard water minerals by flushing it annually, checking the sacrificial anode rod every 2 to 3 years, and testing the temperature and pressure relief valve yearly to prevent costly hidden leaks.

• Power Outage Protection: Handle summer heat power outages safely by checking your breaker box first, leaving one light on to alert you when power returns, and unplugging sensitive electronics to prevent surge damage.

• Strict Fire Safety Compliance: Under California Code of Regulations Title 25, park residents are required to keep their entire lot—including areas under and around the home—free from rubbish, dry leaves, and combustible debris.

• Energy Savings & Resident Assistance: Residents can access no-cost air conditioning optimization services alongside support programs like Section 8 housing vouchers and the MHET Mobile Home Assistance Program.

• Building Community Spirit: Summer provides built-in opportunities between Independence Day and Labor Day to connect with neighbors through driveway gatherings, fence-line conversations, and park potlucks.

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Summer is in full swing, and there is no better way to celebrate than with great neighbors, sunshine, and incredible live music! Rancho Del Rey is thrilled to present our upcoming Concert in the Park—the ultimate afternoon getaway right in your own backyard.

Whether you want to dance the afternoon away, challenge your friends to lawn games, or just lounge on the grass with a cold drink, this event has something for everyone. Best of all? It is completely free, and no tickets are required!

🎵 Meet Your Local Legends

We are bringing some serious local talent to the stage to keep the upbeat vibes rolling all afternoon long. Get ready to groove along with:

• Larry Fresch

• Chris Farmer

• Rick & Judy Talbot

📅 The Event Details At-A-Glance

• Date: Sunday, August 9

• Time: 2:00 pm – 6:00 pm

  • Yard games kick off right at 2:00 pm!

  • Live music and entertainment start rocking at 3:00 pm!

• Location: Main Clubhouse South Lawn Area

• Admission: FREE for residents and their invited guests

🧺 What to Pack & What to Expect

Think of this as the ultimate community picnic. You can pop in for a quick chat or stake out a spot and stay for the whole afternoon. To make sure you’re perfectly comfy, here is what you need to know:

• Bring Your Own Setup: We will have a limited supply of sunshades, tables, and chairs available on a first-come, first-served basis. We highly encourage you to bring your favorite lawn chairs, umbrellas, or cozy picnic blankets! Several sunshades will be available for your use with your own chairs. An shaded area will be available for those less able to walk on uneven surfaces.

• Pack a Picnic: Food will not be provided at this free gathering, so feel free to pack a cooler packed with your go-to snacks, appetizers, and favorite refreshing beverages.

• Save Room for Dessert: We have a special treat lined up! The wonderful “Sweet Cute Ice Cream” will be on-site and available for purchase to help keep you cool while the music gets hot.

Mark your calendars, round up your guests, and get ready to embrace the pure joy of summer. We can’t wait to see you on the Lawn!

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Update: 7/27/2026

The August community breakfast has been canceled due to a lack of ticket sales. The next Breakfast will be on October 4th

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🏡 Gen Z Isn’t Waiting: The New Strategy for California Housing

Entering adulthood in one of the toughest housing markets in California history has forced younger buyers to rewrite the rules. With skyrocketing home prices making traditional paths nearly impossible on an average income, Gen Z is opting for financial pragmatism over traditional status symbols.

• Substance Over Status: A growing number of young Californians are choosing manufactured homes as a deliberate wealth-building strategy, rather than a compromise.

• The Financial Advantage: These modern homes cost significantly less per square foot, demand smaller down payments, and allow buyers to achieve outright ownership much faster.

• Modern Quality: Today’s HUD-certified models deliver beautiful open layouts, contemporary finishes, and high energy efficiency—minus the crushing six-figure debt.

🏊☀️ Ultimate Summer Safety: Pools, Skin, & Energy Savings

July means warmer weather and an uptick in community pool fun. Keep your family protected and your bills low with these foundational updates:

• Pool Safety First: Swimming accidents are the second leading cause of unintentional injury for children ages 5 to 14. Always supervise children within arm’s reach, avoid phone distractions, and teach kids to stay away from powerful pool drains.

• Sun Protection: Apply SPF 30 or higher for adults, and SPF 50 or higher for sensitive young skin. Remember to reapply every two hours and protect overlooked areas like the ears, neck, and tops of feet.

• Beat the Heat & Save: You can optimize your air conditioner for maximum efficiency and enjoy zero-cost services by scheduling an appointment with Synergy Companies at 1-800-818-4298.

🔒 Protecting Your Assets: Fraud Prevention & Residency Law

Staying informed is your best defense against unexpected financial or legal headaches.

• Outsmarting Scammers: Fraudsters are deploying advanced tactics, including government impersonation (like the IRS), romantic ploys, and payment app scams. If you receive an unexpected message, do not click links, reply, or send money. If you are targeted, freeze your credit and alert your bank immediately.

• Understanding Park Inspections: The California Department of Housing (HCD) inspects at least 5% of parks annually to ensure health and safety standards. While inspectors look at common areas and the outside of homes, they will not enter your home unless requested. Park managers may urge you to correct exterior violations beforehand to help you avoid official HCD citations.

Dear Residents,

We wanted to share an important update regarding recent coyote sightings in our area. As we live in beautiful Southern California, occasional visits from local wildlife are a natural part of our environment. However, to ensure the safety of our pets and families, it is important that we all work together to make our neighborhood less attractive to coyotes.

Coyotes are naturally wary, but they become emboldened when they find easy sources of food, water, or shelter near homes. By taking a few proactive steps, we can significantly reduce the likelihood of them settling in or near our homes.

Tips to Keep Our Neighborhood Safe

Please take a moment to review these practices to help discourage coyote activity:

• Manage Potential Food Sources: Keep pet food indoors and never leave food of any kind outside at night. If you have fruit trees, be sure to promptly remove any fruit that has fallen to the ground.

• Secure Your Trash: Store trash in covered, heavy-duty containers and keep them in a secure area. Make sure that all trash bin doors are closed and the bins are not overloaded.

• Remove Hiding Spots: Keep your yards clear of potential shelters, such as thick brush, tall weeds, and wood or debris piles. Make sure that the crawl space under your home is secured.

• Protect Small Pets: Cats and dogs should not be allowed outside unattended and should be on a 6 foot leash when outside.

How to Report Sightings

The City of Huntington Beach actively monitors coyote activity to better understand and manage local wildlife interactions. If you spot a coyote, please report it so the city can maintain an accurate record of activity in our community.

• Report a Sighting: You can find more information and access the reporting tool on the official Coyote Information page for the City of Huntington Beach.

• Report a Coyote: Click here to Report A Coyote directly.

By staying vigilant and working together to remove attractants, we can help keep our neighborhood safe for everyone. Thank you for your cooperation in looking out for one another!

Check out the July Rancho Ramblings to read about:

• Reflections on the RDR Memorial Day Event

• An introduction to the launch of the new RDR website.

• A resident’s report on HB Buses on the Pier - “Bus Life: 0 to 60 Eventually

• Reviews featuring a local restaurant, and golf cart services

• A roundup of upcoming and ongoing events, including the 4th of July celebration

• “Love Thy Neighbor” a reprint that highlights the importance of neighborly support in our community

• A feature on the health benefits of dancing for older adults

• and more…

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Dust off your favorite red, white, and blue outfits, Rancho Del Rey! This year’s Independence Day isn’t just any neighborhood barbecue—it’s America’s monumental 250th Anniversary Celebration (the Semi-Quincentennial!), and we are throwing an absolute blockbuster event for all our residents!

On Saturday, July 4th, our community will come alive from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM (with early bird action starting at 8:30 AM) for a historic day of patriotic pride, dazzling neighborhood creativity, and delicious food. Here is your complete guide to everything we have planned for this milestone celebration!

🚲 Roll Out the Fun: The Great Wheels & Hats Parade! (9:00 AM)

We are kick-starting the morning with our community-favorite parade starting at 9:00 AM! This year, we want to see your ultimate creative flair. We are inviting all residents to show off their patriotism by decorating:

• Bicycles (streamers, flags, and cards in the spokes!)

• Golf Carts (go all out with banners and balloons!)

• 4th of July Hats (the wilder, bigger, and more creative, the better!)

The parade will wind its way all around the park so that all our residents can view, cheer, and celebrate together from their front lawns. Registration starts at 8:30 AM sharp, so make sure to arrive early to secure your spot in the lineup!

A Moment of Honor: Flag Raising Ceremony (10:30 AM)

Following the high-energy parade, we will gather together for a beautiful and meaningful Flag Raising Ceremony at 10:30 AM. In honor of the USA’s 250th Years Celebration, this will be a wonderful opportunity to stand together as neighbors, reflect on our nation’s history, and celebrate the wonderful community spirit that makes Rancho Del Rey such a special place to call home.

🍔 Sizzle & Sweet: Lunch by Habit Burger & Grill! (11:00 AM)

All that celebrating is sure to work up a major appetite! We are absolutely thrilled to share that this year’s lunch is catered by none other than Habit Burger & Grill.

Starting at 11:00 AM, grab your appetite and dive into an incredible menu featuring premium charbroiled hamburgers, crispy fries, cold drinks, refreshing fruit, and a slice of delicious anniversary cake to wrap up the perfect meal!

🎟️ Important Ticket Info: Lunch is pre-sold only for $15.00. Tickets are available right now in the front office! Please make sure to stop by and buy yours ahead of time, as tickets will not be sold on the day of the event.

⏱️ The Celebration Schedule Breakdown:

• 8:30 AM – Parade Registration Opens (Get your decorated wheels and hats ready!)

• 9:00 AM – The Grand Parade (Bikes, Carts & Hats tour the park!)

• 10:30 AM – Flag Raising Ceremony (Honoring America’s 250th Year)

• 11:00 AM – Community Lunch (Mouthwatering burgers & fries by Habit Burger & Grill, plus fruit, drinks, and cake!)

Let’s make this a July 4th to remember! Head down to the front office today to grab your $15 lunch ticket, and start planning your award-winning parade decorations. We can’t wait to see you there!

We can’t wait to see you there! Here are the essential details:

• Event: Social Hour

• Date: 06/10/2026

• Time: 4pm to 6pm

• Location: Main Clubhouse

Let’s build community, one conversation at a time. We can’t wait to connect with you!

Here is a quick, scannable summary of what you’ll find in this month’s issue:

• Festive Event Recaps: Photo highlights from the lively Country Hoedown with the Jimi Nelson Band , the incredible turnout for the Cinco de Mayo Taco Brunch , and a special 11th birthday “Posh Pup Party”.

• Deeply Personal Stories: A heartwarming early tribute to neighbor Pearl Holmes ahead of her 100th birthday on July 9th , a beautifully candid feature from Ken offering essential advice on navigating the Alzheimer’s caretaking journey , and touching community memorials.

• 4th of July Celebration Details: Your complete guide to RDR’s upcoming parade, ceremonies, and afternoon lunch catered by the Habit Burger & Grill Food Truck —make sure to grab your tickets between June 8th and June 26th!

• Summer Activity Lineup: Important schedule updates, including the Free Bingo Game Night on Thursday, June 18th , weekly Tai Chi sessions , Wednesday Social Hour , and friendly low-stakes poker games.

🛠️ Staying Ahead of Important Home Repairs

Owning a manufactured home comes with incredible rewards, but it also demands proactive care. Fortunately, most common repair issues give you fair warning before they turn into expensive emergencies. Here is your ground-to-roof checklist to keep your home in peak condition:

• Check the Skirting: The skirting wrapping the base of your home shields your pipes, wiring, and insulation from harsh weather and pests. Walk the perimeter a few times a year to look for holes, missing panels, or sections pulling away from their tracks. Any opening deserves prompt attention.

• Inspect Your Windows: Aging windows can lead to major headaches. Look out for cracked glass, leaky frames, or windows that stick. If multiple windows or doors on the same side of your home are out of alignment, it could signal foundation movement, meaning it might be time to level your home.

• Watch for Water Damage: Soft or spongy spots underfoot mean moisture has already settled into your sub-flooring. Catching this early and replacing the damaged sections with water-resistant plywood can stop the rot from spreading to your structural supports.

• Monitor Your Plumbing: Wet spots on walls, unexpected puddles, or visible corrosion mean it’s time to act. While minor, accessible leaks can be handled with basic tools, anything near electrical components or hidden behind walls requires a licensed plumber.

🛑 California Earthquake Readiness: Are You Prepared?

Living near the San Andreas fault is a reality for California residents, and recent earthquake swarms in Southern California have renewed concerns about the “Big One”. When the ground starts shaking, knowing exactly what to do can save lives:

Immediate Safety Actions

• If You Are Indoors: Drop to the ground, take cover under a sturdy table, and hold on until the shaking stops. If you use a walker or wheelchair, lock your wheels and protect your head and neck with your arms.

• If You Are Driving: Safely pull over to the side of the road and apply your parking brake.

• If You Are Outdoors: Stay clear of large objects that could fall, such as trees, signs, power lines, and large buildings.

Build Your Earthquake Survival Kits

You should prepare two types of emergency kits to stay resilient:

1. The Go-Bag: A pre-packed backpack containing copies of important documents, a first aid kit, medical info, necessary medications, small cash bills, a flashlight, and water.

2. The Stay-Box: A larger storage box kept at home to hold you over if you are stuck inside. Ensure it includes flashlights with extra batteries, trash bags, a bucket, non-perishable food, and a minimum of three gallons of water per person (enough to last three days).

📋 Know Your Rights: Mobile Home Residency Law

Ever wondered about park management availability during an emergency? Here is a quick legal recap under California state law:

• On-Premises Rules: State law requires a manager (or their designee) to reside in parks with 50 or more spaces, but they are not required to be on the premises 24 hours a day. Parks with fewer than 50 spaces do not require a resident manager at all.

• Emergency Contact: The park manager must be reachable by phone, pager, answering machine, or service to reasonably respond in a timely manner to health and safety emergencies affecting the operation and maintenance of the park.

💡 Quick Community Resources & Reminders

• Free AC Optimization: Want to lower your summer energy bills? Call 1-800-818-4298 to book a no-cost appointment to have your air conditioner optimized for maximum efficiency.

• Housing Assistance: If you need rental assistance, you can apply for Section 8 vouchers at your local Public Housing Authority. Low-income mobile home owners in non-rent-controlled jurisdictions can also call MHET at (949) 380-3311 for subsidy information.

• June Holidays to Observe: Don’t forget to celebrate Flag Day (June 14), Juneteenth (June 19), and Father’s Day (June 21)!

Mastering Your Resident Portal: A Guide to Tenant Web Access (TWA) and rmResident

Convenience and flexibility are essential when managing your living space. To ensure your residency is as seamless as possible, our property management platform provides two robust digital tools: Tenant Web Access (TWA) and the rmResident mobile app. Whether you prefer using a desktop computer at your convenience or managing your account on the go via your smartphone, these platforms empower you to take full control of your residency.

This comprehensive guide walks you through setting up your account, making one-time payments, configuring automatic recurring payments, and utilizing other resident tools designed to simplify your everyday life.

📋Platform Overview: TWA vs. rmResident

Both platforms connect directly to our central property management system, meaning your ledger, balance, and history sync in real time. You can use them interchangeably based on your preferences.

🔑Step 1: Setting Up and Logging Into Your Account

💻Accessing the Desktop TWA Portal

To create your account for the first time, you will need your specific resident Account Number (provided in your welcome packet or lease agreement) and the email address associated with your lease.

1. Navigate to the unique Tenant Web Access portal URL: https://twa.ranchodelreymhe.com/

2. On the login page, click the Sign Up button.

3. Enter your Account Number, your Email Address, and complete any additional identity verification fields.

4. Click Sign Up again. Check your inbox for a verification email to activate your profile and establish a secure password.

5. Return to the portal, enter your registered email address and password, and check “Remember Me” if using a secure, personal device.

📱Accessing the rmResident Mobile App

Once your account is activated online, taking it mobile is incredibly easy.

1. Open the Apple App Store or Google Play Store on your device and search for rmResident. Download and install the free app.

2. Launch the app. You will be prompted to enter a specific Company Code: houser. This code identifies your property management company and can be obtained from your Park office. Tip: If you log into TWA from your smartphone browser, there is often a quick download link that automatically pre-populates this company code for you!

3. Log in using the exact same email address and password you established for the web portal.

💳Step 2: Making a One-Time Rent Payment

Both platforms accommodate multiple secure electronic payment methods, including ACH (direct bank transfers) and major credit or debit cards. ACH transfers typically feature significantly lower processing fees compared to card transactions.

🌐Via the TWA Web Portal:

1. Log in and locate the Charges tile on your main dashboard, or click Make a Payment from the upper navigation bar.

2. Review your current balance. Enter your desired Payment Amount.

3. Select your preferred Payment Type (e.g., Bank Account or Credit Card).

4. Input your banking routing and account numbers, or your card details along with the associated billing address.

5. Review the payment details, including any applicable transaction fees, and click submit to instantly process the payment.

📲Via the rmResident App:

1. Open the app and view your dashboard account summary.

2. Tap the payment icon or button.

3. Enter the payment amount and specify your payment details. You can save payment methods securely within the app for swift future transactions.

4. Confirm and finalize your transaction.

🔄Step 3: Setting Up Auto-Pay (Automatic Recurring Payments)

The easiest way to avoid late fees is by establishing Auto-Pay, scheduling your rent and recurring fees to deduct automatically each month. You can manage and adjust these preferences at any time.

⚙️How to Configure Auto-Pay:

1. Click or tap the drop-down settings menu adjacent to your profile name (located in the top-right corner of TWA, or in the account/settings tab of the rmResident app).

2. Select Payment Settings.

3. If you haven’t already, select Add to securely store a recurring payment method (such as your checking account for low-fee ACH transfers).

4. Navigate to the Auto-Pay section and select Setup Automatic Payments (or update existing parameters).

5. Specify your preferences: indicate the exact day of the month you wish the funds to be drawn, and define the payment limit options (such as paying the full balance due or setting a maximum cap).

6. Accept the terms and conditions and click Save to activate automatic monthly processing.

Note: Ensure that your auto-pay configuration is finalized a few days prior to the first of the month to guarantee proper synchronization with the billing cycle.

🌟Beyond Payments: Additional Benefits

Your resident portal does much more than process rent. Take advantage of these additional features to streamline communications with the management team:

• Maintenance Requests: Encountered a leaky faucet or appliance issue? Open the Service Issues tab to submit a comprehensive request detailing the problem. The rmResident app lets you capture and attach photos directly from your phone’s camera. Track the work order status from open to complete in real time.

• Document Library & Electronic Signing: Access digital copies of your lease agreement, addendums, and community notices. When a lease renewal or new document requires your signature, receive an immediate notification, review the document in the portal, and electronically sign it securely.

• Transaction Ledger History: Review your full ledger breakdown, including historical payments, utilities, deposits, and monthly charges to keep your personal records fully accurate.

🤝Need Assistance?

If you experience any complications setting up your TWA portal or downloading rmResident, please reach out to the Park office. We can verify your account details, provide your community code, or assist you with setting up your payment preferences. Enjoy the freedom and ease of digital account management!

Welcome to your community! To help make your experience as seamless and secure as possible, our neighborhood utilizes dwellingLIVE—the premier residential access control and community portal.

Whether you need to register a guest, book the tennis courts, submit a maintenance request, or notify the valet that you need your car tomorrow morning, dwellingLIVE is your one-stop-shop.

Because the portal has a wide variety of tools, we’ve put together this complete, step-by-step tutorial to help you easily navigate your resident portal.

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1. Getting Started & Logging In

To access your resident portal, you don’t need any complex software—just a web browser.

1. Open your browser and navigate to: https://ranchodelreymhe.com. Select “Resident Portals” → “DwellingLive”

2. First-Time Users: If your community manager provided you with a registration code, click on the link that says “I have a one-time use Registration Code”.

   🚨If you need a Registration code, please send an email to office@ranchodelreymhe.com with you name, space and email address.

   Registration Steps:

   1. Enter your unique Registration Code.

   2. Enter and confirm your Email Address (this will become your login username).

   3. Create a secure Password (minimum of 6 characters, combining letters and numbers).

   4. Click Register.

3. Use your email address and the password that you created to log in.

💡 Pro-Tip: Bookmark this login page on your computer and smartphone for quick access later!

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2. Managing Your Profile (”My Account”)

Keeping your account details up to date ensures the front gate and community staff can always reach you when necessary. Click “My Account” at the top right of your screen to access these options:

A. Managing Users & Notification Settings

You can view everyone registered under your home address. To update any user:

• Click Edit next to their name. Here you can update email addresses, change passwords, and upload profile photos.

• On the right, customize your Email / Text Message Notification Settings. You can opt-in to receive instant notifications for:

• Guest passes issued or denied.

• Guest registration confirmations.

• HOA updates, newsletters, and service request replies.

B. Setting Up Your Phone & Call Priorities

When an unregistered guest arrives at the gate, the guard will call you. You must configure your numbers:

1. Under Phone Numbers, add your telephone numbers (Cell, Home, Work, etc.).

2. Activate Texting: To receive text alerts, select your phone number from the dropdown under “Text Message Phone” and choose your cellular provider (e.g., AT&T, Verizon).

3. Click the Call Priority button. Arrange your numbers in the exact order you want the gate staff to call them.

C. Verbal Confirmation Code

This is a secure password/code used to verify your identity when you call the gatehouse. Enter a memorable phrase (e.g., “Happy Home”) in this box and save.

3. Managing Guests & Visitor Access

The Guest List is the core of the dwellingLIVE system. To manage your visitors, go to My Community > Guest List.

📱 Go Mobile: At the top of the Guest List page, you’ll see links to the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. For a one-time fee of $0.99, you can download the mobile app to manage your guests directly from your phone!

A. How to Add a Guest

Click Add Guest and choose one of three categories:

1. Temporary Guest: Best for one-time visitors (friends, delivery drivers). Set a start date and an expiration date.

2. Permanent Guest: Best for frequent visitors (family members, recurring services like house cleaners or landscapers).

• Customizable Days: You can restrict a permanent guest’s access to specific days of the week (e.g., only Tuesdays and Thursdays for your gardener).

3. Party Attendee: Use this to register a guest specifically for an event.

B. Send an “ePass” (Digital Gate Pass)

If you enter a guest’s email address, you can click Save & Send ePass.

• This sends a secure QR Code directly to your guest’s email.

• Your guest can print the pass or simply show the QR code on their smartphone when they arrive at the gate.

• The gate attendant will scan the screen wirelessly, instantly printing their physical dashboard pass and saving everyone time!

C. Custom Directions for Guests

At the bottom of the Guest List page, click Directions for Guests. You can type custom driving directions from the gatehouse to your home. These directions will print automatically on the bottom of any physical guest pass issued at the gate!

D. Hosting Large Parties

If you’re hosting a large event, registering guests individually is tedious. dwellingLIVE makes it simple:

1. Click Add Party.

2. Set your party title and date.

3. Choose Import List from File.

4. Click Import Template to download an Excel sheet.

5. List your guests in the spreadsheet, save it, browse for the file on your computer, and click Import. Your entire party guest list is uploaded in seconds!

E. Restricting Guests

If there is an individual or service provider who is strictly prohibited from entering your property, click Restrict Guest. Enter their name and add notes for the gate staff (e.g., “Do not issue a pass”). The gate system will flag them immediately if they attempt to enter.

Contact us for assistance

🚨If you need help with DwellingLive please contact the park office.🚨

📞(714) 846-1429

📧 office@ranchodelreymhe.com

Your Home in Our Community

At Rancho Del Rey, we provide the foundation for your coastal dream home. We rent spacious lots designed for resident-owned mobile homes, offering you the pride of homeownership within a supportive and well-maintained environment.

Residents are responsible for their monthly space rent and utilities, which include electricity, gas, water, sewer, and trash services, as well as any personal cable and phone services. This model gives you the freedom and control of owning your home while enjoying the benefits of our community lifestyle.

Please note: Rancho Del Rey rents lots only and does not have homes available for rent.

Resort-Style Amenities

Life at Rancho Del Rey comes with access to a wide array of amenities designed for relaxation, recreation, and socializing. Enjoy:

• Two Sparkling Swimming Pools

• Two Relaxing Spas

• Men’s & Women’s Saunas

• Spacious Clubhouse for Events

• Two Billiards Rooms

• Multiple Card Rooms

• A Manicured Putting Green

We invite you to discover the exceptional lifestyle that awaits at Rancho Del Rey.

Contact us with any questions!

Rancho Del Rey Mobile Home Estates

📌16222 Monterey Ln OFC Huntington Beach, CA 92649

📞 (714) 846-1429

📧 office@ranchodelreymhe.com

Key Highlights

• Spring Craft Boutique Success: The neighborhood showcase on Saturday, March 14, at the Main Clubhouse enjoyed strong attendance from residents exploring hand-crafted goods . Organizers have already set the date for the Fall Boutique on Saturday, September 26 .

• Final Community Movie Night: The curtains have officially closed on RDR Movie Night as of Friday, March 27 . The final screening featured a pre-show cartoon showcase and a main feature of the movie Song Sung Blue . Pop-up viewing gatherings may still occur for sports or special broadcasts .

• Infrastructure Upgrades & Reminders: The community’s street slurry and stripe overhaul is complete . Management has installed crisp street signs reminding drivers of the 20 MPH limit on Monterey Lane and the 10 MPH maximum within individual housing units . System upgrades are also rolling smoothly along the Unit 1 median planter .

• Travel and Excursions: Neighbors took a copy of the newsletter along to catch LA Dodgers Spring Training action during a record-setting heatwave in Glendale, Arizona . Local opportunities through the Central Park Senior Center include an upcoming whale watching catamaran cruise and a historic downtown Pasadena walking tour paired with a behind-the-scenes trip to NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory .

• Upcoming Social Notes: While the traditional June community breakfast is canceled, residents are gearing up for the 30th Annual Memorial Day Gathering and luncheon on Monday, May 25, which will feature a flag presentation by the Marina High School ROTC . Neighbors can also sample local goods at a new Friday Farmer’s Market operating near the Seal Beach Pier .