Yes! Communities of Denver, CO d.b.a. Oak Ridge Mobile Home Community Yes! Communities extorts money, threatens eviction, forces changes in title Edmond, Oklahoma

Since assuming ownership of this mobile home park in 2009, Yes! Communities has stopped free water, raised the rental rate and doubled the number of homes on my block and many others. Now, many new, troubling things are happening.

Almost everyone receives monthly fine notices for housekeeping infractions. The manager's office boasts one resident paid an $800 fine for a delapidated deck.

I refused to pay my fine for loose skirting, and the manager threatened to evict me. The owner has never missed a payment from me.

It has become common to hear gunshots in the wee hours of the morning, fired in rapid succession, within the park. Police have been unable to catch offenders. No one understands what that means, but we suspect it is part of the company's intimidation management technique.

I've spent several thousand dollars making improvements to my house in the hope of staving off eviction while I search for a new place to live. I will have to hurry, because soon I'll be hearing about eviction again.

It is the owner's demonstrated practice and expressed policy to replace residents with people of Latin extraction, a violation of federal laws dealing with discrimination in housing. The manager brags they never lose in court.

Yes! Communities is a terrible company. Its behavior bears hallmarks of organized crime, plus it hates its customers, unless they are from Mexico.