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They look comfy. Is it the frail structure? I would rock a trailer home over an apartment.
Why are trailer parks frowned upon?
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it's the implication.
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Cuz that means you are either retired or you make meth lol
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Because its considered "poor"
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The ones I've been to have been ratty, ghetto, gross and just down right hidious and I live in one of the nicest towns in the bay area.
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That.
But, the pc anaswer is because they're cheap and they dont stimulate the economy like a house does. It doesnt keep you in debt long enough.
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Also thats a mobile home not a trailer home. Mobile homes/Mobile home parks can actually be really nice. I've yet to a nice trailer park though.
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Trailer Park:
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They are socially connected with the lower class
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Exactly, like public housing/cheap and poor minorities in the northern states, we look at trailor parks as cheap/public housing for poor whites.
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Nah man...
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Because they attract Tornadoes
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OP, I take it you've never been to or know anyone who lives in a trailer park?
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that looks more like itOriginally Posted by fraij da 5 11
Nah man...
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Since you don't own the land you're paying for a structure that's typically not as well made as a conventional home. There's a reason why you can buy a trailer home for the price of an C-class (or less). If the owner wishes to sell the land to a strip mall developer they can do so and you'll have to move.
There are some nice trailer parks, but if you're buying a unit in one it should only be seen as a home and not an investment because they don't appreciate in value anywhere near what traditional structures do.
There are some nice trailer parks, but if you're buying a unit in one it should only be seen as a home and not an investment because they don't appreciate in value anywhere near what traditional structures do.
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its the connotation...there are trailer parks in malibu, ca that are nice as %@*%.
i'd rock mobile home depending on where it was located and the actual park itself. I don't care for excess space like that.
i'd rock mobile home depending on where it was located and the actual park itself. I don't care for excess space like that.
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This, and a lot of other comments so far this thread.
From 2 to 10 my family lived in a trailer park, the best years of my upbringing
Moved to Long Beach the next 13 years, first house... #@+% sucked.
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Always wanted a double wide, my gma had a nice one back in the day
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I would make fun of myself if I lived in one.
I've come across a lot of people that live in one, and yeah most are "trashy"...
I've come across a lot of people that live in one, and yeah most are "trashy"...
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Almost the same as living in the "projects," yet measurably worse.
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It's because of the people who have lived in them, it's not the trailer itself really that gets a bad rep.
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The ones in Canada look kinda fun
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/thread. the ones I've seen don't change my perception much.
