The Great Reset: "This is the cheapest option, the last stop before homelessness."

Wall Streets plan to end affordable housing. 

Rent has been off the roof for a while now – going over 20% in the U.S. But, the thing is that this has become so widespread that it’s now affecting not only traditional houses but also mobile homes. Now, even though mobile homes are affordable, if the rent is not affordable, then it’s really not a good deal. Plus, asides from that, the cost of manufactured homes has also skyrocketed – with the average sales price of a mobile home going up almost 50% in the past two years. So, what happens to mobile home renters now that corporations are taking over mobile homes? Will it get easier to get financing to buy mobile homes? We are entering an era with rents continuing to rise and with this new rise comes more poverty and more opportunity for Wall Street to begin to grow and scale their enormous wealth with tens of billions of dollars of cash on hand and trillions of dollars in capital in the industry that is ready to deploy in risk adverse high cash flowing assets with significant upside such as mobile home parks.