All These People Are Being Ripped Out Of Their Homes

Big business investors are increasingly RIPPING out low-income Americans from their affordable homes in mobile home parks. With a stronghold on the manufactured home housing sector, these investors impact the lives of over 22 million individuals across 43,000 communities. Their pursuit of hefty profits involves relentless rent hikes, pushing many residents beyond their means to keep up making the affordable housing crisis even worse. In this video, we delve into the disturbing trend of corporate investors forcing homeowners out and the profound implications for those caught in the crossfire of a corporate takeover of their manufactured home park. We explore the strategies lawmakers are employing to address this pressing issue and highlight the inspiring efforts of mobile homeowners who are standing up to these investors, outmaneuvering them at their own game. Join us as we uncover the realities of this troubling situation and shed light on the resilience and resourcefulness of those fighting to protect their homes and communities.

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[KristinaSmallhorn]

Do you think it’s fair for these families to be forced out their homes?

[austinbar]

In the USA, individuals living in cars due to partial homelessness result from a complex interplay of factors. High housing costs relative to income, stagnant wages, and income inequality drive this issue. Job loss, weak social support, medical expenses, evictions, and lack of affordable housing also contribute, while systemic problems and inadequate policies further perpetuate the phenomenon.

[eleonorabartoli]

Private equity companies are evil: as a CNA in nursing homes for 35 years I have seen what happened. I had to quit 2 years ago: it simply was inhumane for both workers and residents!

[briankier]

That’s why you don’t want to buy a mobile home, unless you own the land underneath it as well.

[allthingseducation]

This is disgusting -- in the USA no one should face being homeless because some greedy equity firm wants to kick out homeowners who own their home but not the land!

[shannondavis]

“Never buy a structure without the land deed

[JamesAllen-xkbc]

Stop it. Just stop it. Private equity should be banned from buying residential real estate. Period.

[kel]

As Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum told us, “You will own nothing and be happy”. This is just one of many steps the greedy, corrupt and elitist private equity firms will take to achieve their goals.

[AutisticBoardGamer]

Every mobile home park should be a co-op

[SparkeyCox]

The people I bought my manufactured hom from - they had 6 months, I purchased the place and let them lease it back for 3 months while I was preparing my lot with foundation. I was fair to them - They were lucky to be able to sell it. It was one of the newer units. Park was angry that I bought te unit. They wanted it. I told the park they could have it for this price. They refused. I moved it and now have a home.

[cherylhills]

The economic crisis is really worrying, especially with everything going on in the global economy.

[jackaboyx]

We seriously need to stop private equity. Genuinely it blows my mind how they're still allowed to do this.

[Junior_Rocky]

Private equity firms need to be outlawed!

[ashlaunicaalpari]

This is a big problem in those old folks communities in Florida right now. It’s downright criminal when these people are on fixed incomes during the later stages of their lives and are getting foreclosed on

[williamsporing]

Blackrock, vanguard and state street need to be broken up or completely shut down altogether.
Equity companies are evil, especially these three.
Greed, that’s all it is.

[MiniAngelMom]

This happened to my husband and I, and now they make us pay a home tax. We live in Michigan, which has tons of protections for those that live in manufactured homes. Since they took over, and since they word it as home tax, that means they are taxing us for the land and it is ours. I've kept every receipt since the beginning, just in case they want to start something. I also keep the laws, from the state of Michigan, that protect people in mobile/manufactured homes. I've been taken before when I used to rent apartments, never again.

[mselle]

Joyce Meyer the preacher did this in Fenton Mo to me and several other owners made way for her church development put people out on the streets ! Thanks Joyce

[angelastewart]

She telling the truth. We will never own a house.someone is finding a way to take your home.

[JohnnyLawless-dzsd]

Love the Coop solution! This is the way. Band together and fight back people!

[tman]

The root of all evil is the love of money. Seems to spell out greed