Bugs and black mold: What some mobile home park residents see after investors buy in - NBC News
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Investment purchases of mobile home parks can trigger maintenance issues like mold and pest infestations for residents.
When investment companies acquire mobile home parks, some residents experience a decline in property upkeep. Issues like black mold growth and pest infestations have surfaced in communities following ownership changes. These problems can affect indoor air quality and create health concerns for families living there. Residents may find themselves dealing with these conditions while navigating new management structures and potentially rising costs under new ownership.
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