Are Americans living the ‘American dream’ in rented trailer parks? RT’s Keiser Report finds out
28 May, 2019 11:15
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Roughly 1 in 15 Americans live in so-called trailer parks which are shorthand for poverty, according to a report by the Financial Times. Most of them are part of households earning less than $50,000 a year.
RT’s Keiser Report looks into the problem where many Americans have to pay rent for the land underneath their own trailers while traditional mortgages on such properties aren’t available.
The likes of Blackstone and huge private equity homes are buying the land and “the rents are going up,” Stacy Herbert says.
Max Keiser calls such trailer parks “slums with wheels,” saying that some behemoths on Wall Street own them. Stacy adds that ordinary US people are ‘out of their American dream,’ which promises building your own house.
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