Mobile Home Parks – What Most People Don’t Know

Mobile Home Park Course – Quick and Easy- Learn and Be Wiser

Are you stuck in the symptoms stage of solving mobile home park problems? Over and over, things keep happening and you seem to be constantly putting out fires? Stop. Take a deep breath, and It may help to get new ideas and perspectives. Move from symptoms to systems, the why and how, and start learning how this form of housing works – look under the hood. Once you have a better understanding of systems you can target the most effective solutions.

Moving from symptoms to systems to solutions (the three “S” approach) is what this course can help you do. Find the root causes of the problems and weed them out! Send a link to this course to uninformed leaders, the public and mobile home park residents!

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You don’t need to read a lot of books to get the basic idea. Our contributors have already done the research for you! Read the following suggested posts and get the full story about this excellent form of housing and why it has increasing problems. You’ll know more than 90% of the population – including city leaders, city planners, legislators and even some mobile home park residents!

Read these posts to get the facts straight
– get educated –

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1. Identify manufactured mobile home parks correctly. Don’t call them “trailer parks” anymore! See the valuable differences!
   
   
   • Park Myth-Busting. Trailers compared to manufactured mobile homes (houses)
     
     
2. This excellent form of affordable housing has problems that it doesn’t deserve. Read these posts to find out how it developed that way and about current and future solutions. Fascinating history and unfair situations explained.
   
   
   • Part 1. Mobile Home Parks – The Story of How They Really Work
     How risk developed. Parks first served travelers with towable trailers. That changed to permanent residents in permanent houses that were too big to move. What could go wrong?
     
     
   • Part 2. Mobile Home Parks Become Permanent Housing Tracts
     Dramatic changes: Trailers become small houses; parks become settled housing tracts; residents become permanent, tax-paying citizens. But the old laws and thinking remain – holding back progress.
     
     
   • Part 3. Mobile Home Park Landlords Sell Out – Homeowners Lose Their Security
     The park founders sell to large profit-seeking corporations that dramatically change the quality of life and stability of the manufactured housing tracts.
     
     
   • Part 4. Mobile Home Park Problems – Rising Instability, Exploitation
     Homeowners and cities seek good solutions. Manufactured Home Parks provide good solutions—when not held back or exploited
     
     
3. Read these posts to learn every major cost and risk to mobile home parks and to mobile home owners so you can understand the situation of these too often mistreated citizens.
   
   
   • Part 1. Lot Rent Expense in Different Kinds of Parks
     A quick introduction to the financial risk level of various kinds of mobile home parks.
     
     
   • Part 2. Mobile Home Park Costs of Living
     To save money living in mobile home park you need to know all the costs. Do you?
     
     
   • Part 3. Living in a Mobile Home Park – The Hidden Conditions
     There are several conditions you submit to when living in a mobile home park. They are often unwritten, even invisible. But you may discover them later – after you have made the commitment to move in.
     
     
   • Part 4. The Lowest Rent in a Mobile Home Park
     Shopping for low mobile home park rent? Compare different kinds of parks for their rent levels and long-term financial security.
     
     
4. Review the good things about mobile home parks. Some exist today. More good things are possible if people realize the value and implement good change
   
   
   • What Could Go Right With Mobile Home Parks? Potential Benefits
     
     
5. Finally, use these summaries – checklists – as guides for shopping and judging the circumstances for mobile home park living.
   
   
   • Consumer Checklists for Mobile Home Parks
     
     

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