I'm sure different trailer park owners are a mixed bag, some good some bad. The real issue is government limitations on the supply of housing (height, min park

I'm sure different trailer park owners are a mixed bag, some good some bad. The real issue is government limitations on the supply of housing (height, min parking, setbacks, etc). Housing could be high quality and relatively cheap. From first principles, a 3 bed 2 bath apartment could easily be <$500/mo in any expanded metro area of the US, if you were allowed to build. Allowing more competition for low cost housing would solve almost all of the systemic issues in this article. But as other posters have mentioned, the US promotes the opposite - home ownership as a wealth building tool. Housing is a cost, we should work to reduce it.