@@one-eyedsam2186 aww you took the time to think you was educating me. I, already knew that. But they are also a community regardless and a community is their home too, because of the people. Bless You.
@@Harley_Vampy_Sis_Quinn That might be a valid explanation if you didn't pluralize "homes." As in individual homes, not a "community" home (singular). It appears you need a bit more educating than you think.
Who's going to loan them $40 Million dollars?... and they think they can still pay the cooperative $500 dollars per lot?... they'd have to raise their own rent...
The trap of mobile home living is that people who can only afford a mobile home on rented land can't afford to move that home once the land is no longer for rent.
I, pray that they are able to keep their homes.
The homes are theirs. The property those homes are on is not.
@@one-eyedsam2186 aww you took the time to think you was educating me. I, already knew that. But they are also a community regardless and a community is their home too, because of the people. Bless You.
@@Harley_Vampy_Sis_Quinn That might be a valid explanation if you didn't pluralize "homes." As in individual homes, not a "community" home (singular). It appears you need a bit more educating than you think.
What a shame.
This has been going on for several years now . Mid west and the south. Sold out to big developers!!! Destroying the state of Maine.
Who's going to loan them $40 Million dollars?... and they think they can still pay the cooperative $500 dollars per lot?... they'd have to raise their own rent...
The trap of mobile home living is that people who can only afford a mobile home on rented land can't afford to move that home once the land is no longer for rent.