What does TP mean in COMMUNITY

A trailer park is an area with several mobile homes and trailers that have roads, community facilities, and utilities such as water, electricity, and sewage. It's also sometimes referred to as a mobile home park or manufactured home park.

People who live in a trailer park are generally people with lower incomes who cannot afford traditional housing. Mobile homes themselves are often less expensive than buying or renting an apartment or house in the traditional housing market.

Yes, some trailer parks will have amenities such as swimming pools and playgrounds for tenants to use. Many also have on-site laundry services for added convenience.

Yes, it's important for tenants to adhere to the rules of the trailer park in order to maintain peace and respect between neighbors. Rules can include noxious activities like noise violations or littering, but also more mundane tasks such as parking regulations and pet policies.

Generally speaking, living in a trailer park is considered safe as long as tenants maintain the rules of the community and respect their neighbors' privacy while respecting the size limits of their own plots within the property boundaries.