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Hello to all. I am trying to relocate to Raleigh or Durham, NC, and I would like to know about any good Trailer Parks. I'm trying to move into a trailer first, and then decide on a regular house. Can anyone give some good info. Thanks.
Hello to all. I am trying to relocate to Raleigh or Durham, NC, and I would like to know about any good Trailer Parks. I'm trying to move into a trailer first, and then decide on a regular house. Can anyone give some good info. Thanks.
You might find more answers at the "Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary The Triangle Area" subforum.
But I have to wonder why you'd want a trailer park....most are....well...let's just say they are often the lowest end of poverty stricken. There are other affordable option in the Triangle.
What is wrong with a trailer park?. I do not have my own land, and why do people judge, when it comes to trailer parks?
I don't think Nacht was trying to judge anything or anyone. I think he was simply referring to the fact that it's usually better to own something (your own land and trailer), than rent from someone else (their land and/or trailer). I don't think he was asking why you want to live in a trailer, but why you want to live in a trailer PARK. No need to get defensive. It's all good.
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Originally Posted by Nacht
Settle down, man. I'm just saying that a trailer on your own land > trailer park.
I agree. And for that matter, it's generally true that almost anything on your own land is better than something on someone else's land.
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