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BlueBaby said:
Not only that, but if people were to buy a trailer home to put in there, they would not own the dirt that it would sit on. If the owner sold the property, they would force you to move. If you bought your trailer house there that would mean you could move your trailer house only if you could afford to move it. Not good at all for anyone.
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This is how almost all trailer parks are - you pay rent for the dirt and your trailer is yours (if you can keep it). I worked in modular buidings for a little while (similar but not legally a "mobile home" but we only did commercial/government/educational buildings) and also did accounting for awhile for an investor who owned real estate including a mobile home park. So when people could not pay the dirt rent they really couldn't afford to move the trailer either and the State regs for moving a trailer make it close to impossible for an older non-road-worthy and non-code-compliant (current codes, not older code that it was built under) trailer to be transported anyway. So almost nobody ever moves a "mobile home" - it is just taken over by the dirt owner and leased to another.
 
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CaroleW said:
This is how almost all trailer parks are - you pay rent for the dirt and your trailer is yours (if you can keep it). I worked in modular buidings for a little while (similar but not legally a "mobile home" but we only did commercial/government/educational buildings) and also did accounting for awhile for an investor who owned real estate including a mobile home park. So when people could not pay the dirt rent they really couldn't afford to move the trailer either and the State regs for moving a trailer make it close to impossible for an older non-road-worthy and non-code-compliant (current codes, not older code that it was built under) trailer to be transported anyway. So almost nobody ever moves a "mobile home" - it is just taken over by the dirt owner and leased to another.
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I know, and it's a future messing over the non-rich in the future in the making's. More future homeless. Not good.
 
I found a new pullet egg out there yesterday and another one out there today, different shape and shades of coloring. The youngest pullets that are currently out there are starting to lay now. I have to set some egg's going tomorrow for that Easter hatch-a-long. I'll also be hatching some egg's for my next door neighbor, so I'll be busy trying to get some new chick's over here.
 
CaroleW said:
This is how almost all trailer parks are - you pay rent for the dirt and your trailer is yours (if you can keep it). I worked in modular buidings for a little while (similar but not legally a "mobile home" but we only did commercial/government/educational buildings) and also did accounting for awhile for an investor who owned real estate including a mobile home park. So when people could not pay the dirt rent they really couldn't afford to move the trailer either and the State regs for moving a trailer make it close to impossible for an older non-road-worthy and non-code-compliant (current codes, not older code that it was built under) trailer to be transported anyway. So almost nobody ever moves a "mobile home" - it is just taken over by the dirt owner and leased to another.
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yes they can keep raising the lot rent. I think they have something in their leases that even if someone could afford to move their home, it would be prohibited. It really is an evil system. Too bad, because a lot of people like the amenities like the club house, pool & spa but couldn't afford to get similar in a condo association.
 
springvalley123 said:
yes they can keep raising the lot rent. I think they have something in their leases that even if someone could afford to move their home, it would be prohibited. It really is an evil system. Too bad, because a lot of people like the amenities like the club house, pool & spa but couldn't afford to get similar in a condo association.
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I think that some of those people that move into those types of places don't take time to thoroughly read the small print on the leases so don't realize what they are getting themselves into.
 
ChicksnMore said:
It's hard to type cause I'm laughing so hard over the bra hatching 🤣... but, hope you get to keep him. He sounds like a sweety ❤️
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He really is and he keeps me on a schedule! He wakes me before my alarm goes off, tells me that i'm taking too long to see the weather report on the news, tells me that i'm not getting out to the girls fast enough (We have him in my bedroom because like i said we're not supposed to have a rooster), tells me when it's treat time, then yells for me to bring everyone in (close the coops) for bed time so he can go to bed. Since obviously him being in the garage means that he has to be inside otherwise he has to sleep in there with the soda and washing machine. So sub standard for such a distinguished young man. 🤣
 

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