Waiting for the other shoe to drop

Other than taking the owner of the mobile to small claims court, not much you can do.

The separation of park rent and mobile rent has been going on for decades.

Legally the park is not at fault. It's the owner of the actual mobile who is at fault for the rent previous to your moving in.

I can say this is pretty much a open and shut case for a small claims court. The judge will immediately ask for the return of your lease money.

So do take it to small claims court.

fight the eviction
contest it
you may be able to find some groups that will assist you for free if you're low income

basically - you fight it and refuse to move - they lot owners will win in the end but fight them until you get to January

Where I live in order to evict you they have to
1) personally serve you with a summons for a court hearing

2) you file an "answer" stating that you are an innocent third party and have paid your rent - provide receipts

3) hopefully it will take a month or two after you're served to schedule the hearing

4) get on the phone to the agency that gave you the grant and report the landlord for not paying the lot rent - maybe they can mess him over a litte.

5) see if you can sue the landlord for whatever rent money you are owed (from the time you actually have to move)

fight it
fight it
fight it

It is totally wrong! Unfortunately, your only recourse is what @DeWayfarer said. He is spot on.

That's so messed up...

i am very sorry for you.