“What’s wrong is that we don’t ask what’s right.” – G. K. Chesterton, author.
“Superficiality is the curse of the modern world.” ― Matthew Kelly, author.
In a step-by-step, methodical, fact-based manner – Tim Williams – current MHI Chairman, and the president and CEO of 21st Mortgage Corporation – laid out his case for why manufactured housing could be doing several hundred thousands of new manufactured home shipments annually.
He and his boss, Warren Buffett, would likely agree on those facts.
Buffett, as most manufactured home (MH) industry veterans know, is the chairman of Berkshire Hathaway (BRK/A). Berkshire is a conglomerate which owns Clayton Homes, Vanderbilt Mortgage, 21st Mortgage and several other MH industry connected retail, supplier and other financial services, plus their numerous other non-MH business.
Where is the documented conflict?
See the last slide in Williams’ presentation to the Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) at one of their meetings.
Are the two truly in conflict over the progressive agenda?
The facts are black-and-white. So is it a real conflict?
Or is the conflict a masquerade? A head-fake?
See Tim Williams’ own presentation in the latest Industry In Focus report, on MHProNews, at this link here. ## (News, analysis.)
Notice: editorially, MHProNews has agreed with many of the statements Mr. Williams has made in the power point, linked above.
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