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I was curious about this before, assuming that it must be a far cheaper way to live. Turned out that after lot rental fees and the fact that mobile homes deprec
by muttled 4y ago
I was curious about this before, assuming that it must be a far cheaper way to live. Turned out that after lot rental fees and the fact that mobile homes depreciate in value rather than appreciate, the economics just don't seem to work out unless your largest requirement is to be in a physically separate building than your neighbors vs being in an apartment.
- notch656c 4y agoApartment and home owners also collude to exclude renters with bad credit and criminal histories, artificially creating a captive market for those people to rent on the constrained supply of trailer lots. Without such pressures I doubt their rents could be so high.