Hey I live in a trailer park.
But I know what you are saying.
When I first moved in it was a respected, retirement and working class's community. The it started with a few older ones dieing off, the landlord taking possession of the trailers and just renting them without fixing anything. Had to move there because I had health issues and it allowed me a place to live rehabilitate, get back into the work force slowly as I could do more, and still be able to pay my bills.
There was a few years there where the landlord complety dropped ball. Just let the place run down, and collect what rent she could get.
So I lived in the drug infested, bottom feader, trailer park for a while.
Was getting ready to give up and throw in the towel. Then landlord filed bancruptsy. A couple of us got a lawyer. He arranged for the county too take over, along with an trailer owners association. We threw out all the squatters, tore down the should have been condemned,and titleless trailers .Then it was sold off to a new landlord who has done a lot.
I currently have 2
Verry good neighbors, I and them have the back of the lot to ouselfs, With way more grass between us then most city lots. One is a Nurse And the other a wet box asphalt hauler. Both very good people who keep their places looking kept up.
So probable going to stick it out here. After all I do own my own trailer and have put quit a bit of money in it.
