“I feel neglected,” Christina Mullins, of Marion, Iowa said to ABC affiliate KCRG 9. “I feel left behind. I feel that we are being forgotten and swept under the rug.” Mullins Lives in Marion Village, in Marion, Iowa near Cedar Rapids. The Yes! Communities website identifies Marion Village as one […]
From the Kressin Powers LLC website is this self-description: “Our team boasts a rich diversity of experiences from the antitrust enforcement agencies, the Hill, and private practice. Our attorneys are adept at navigating the intricate legal and regulatory antitrust landscapes, leveraging their deep knowledge and strategic insights to advocate effectively for
“High Rents and Deteriorating Conditions Follow Acquisitions” proclaims a bold subheader on page 34 of the pleadings that follow. In footnote #1 from the Second Amended Compliant (see Part I) is this headline item. “As described in Plaintiffs’ Notice of Settlement filed concurrently herewith (see ECF 220), Plaintiffs have reached
In order to better understand the realities of the manufactured housing industry and the purported antitrust violations occurring within the industry, one should consider the differences between the Manufactured Housing Institute’s (MHI) stated positions over the years and compare those found in the investor relations (IR) pitches of that association’s
According to the business/news Seeking Alpha site and left-leaning MSN’s news aggregator, a potential deal said to be worth over $10 billion dollars is reportedly pending between Yes! Communities and Canadian-based Brookfield Asset Management (BAM-see Part I). Longtime and detail-minded MHProNews/MHLivingNews readers may recall that Yes!/Stockbridge made a deal with
Before we tackle the headline topic of the rating by Clayton employees via Comparably of Kevin Clayton and his leadership team (see Part I), consider the following. Are you in the same “club” as Kevin Clayton and the senior leadership team of Clayton Homes? Why is it that Kevin Clayton
For decades, the Reader’s Digest ran a section called Laughter is the Best Medicine (see Part I below). There are arguably reasons why the pre-weaponized live late night TV shows routinely employed comedy. At the end of a long day, perhaps having to deal with difficult circumstances and stressful situations,
““Congratulations on this much deserved recognition. Your passion for creating a great homeowner experience has helped bring attainable housing to many,” said Kevin Clayton, CEO and President of Clayton Homes, the largest builder of manufactured and modular homes in the U.S.” So said part of the press release by Yes!
On 9.7.2024 a TikTok video was posted that referenced the legal action against Yes! Communities (posted below). That video said in part: “Listen, nine mobile home community management companies. are being sued. being cause they conspired to pretty much raise rents.” On the popular “PissedConsumer” website this was posted on 9.5.2024: “High
Per the Gibbs Law Group press release provided further below “federal prosecutors and the Federal Bureau of Investigation [FBI] are investigating Arbor Realty’s “lending practices and the company’s claims about the performance of their loan book.” According to Ningi Research: “Arbor Realty Trust, Inc. (“ABR”, “Arbor”, “Arbor Realty Trust”, or
