About Danny Ghorbani What the RV/MH Hall of Fame Says About Danny Ghorbani Danny D. Ghorbani then President and CEO of the Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) in Washington DC was inducted into the RV/MH (Mobile and Manufactured Home) Hall of Fame in 2004. Ghorbani’s career has spanned over […]
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Mammoth Nation noted in an email to MHProNews today the following, which may make an apt pivot to the second part of our headline topics. “Falsus in Uno, Falsus in Omnibus.” Per Mammoth Nation, “This was a legal phrase invoked by President Trump’s lead attorney in his second impeachment trial
On February 1, 2021 a legal research report about allegations of “felony” market-rigging involving manufactured housing and manufactured home communities was published at this link here. While that groundbreaking and insightful research report at Knudson Law has numerous strengths, if there was an area that perhaps merited more detail, it
From the Office of the 45th President Donald J. Trump to MHProNews on the death of Rush Limbaugh. Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America “The great Rush Limbaugh has passed away to a better place, free from physical pain and hostility. His honor,
A tip was provided to several days ago to MHProNews regarding claims that Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) CEO Lesli Gooch, Ph.D., had “backstabbed” the interests of literarily millions of owners of HUD Code manufactured homes. The claim sounded so bold and brazen, MHProNews asked for documentation to support the allegations.
Today is one of those days when it pays to source information across the left-right divide. Even when doing so, sometimes key facts are overlooked, downplayed, or are missed entirely. The Biden-Harris team’s theme has been going green. Right-of-center media, such as Tucker Carlson or Townhall have stressed that windmills
“We study history in order to understand the present and to prepare for the future. Because anything that’s happened before can happen again.” – House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn (SC-D) on 2.29.2020. There are millions who rent who pay more than 30 percent of their income on housing. “A new
Leticia Miranda is a business reporter for NBC News. Miranda is a journalistic veteran, as will be shown further below. On Valentine’s Day, 2.14.2021 at 6:00 AM, she shared an unloving look at manufactured home living wherein NBC asserted that “Mobile home dwellers hit even harder when facing eviction,” with
It is a fact. If two relatively equal teams are playing a series of contests, and one team is thinking long-term, but the other is one is more focused on today or the shorter term, then the longer-term thinking team – especially if they already have money and influence –
If these next few quotes – used with permission – sound like anyone you know, then you know they (or you…) are not alone. “I am throwing up! I don’t want to hear any more lies!” Variations on those expressions have been commonplace in recent weeks. Those specific quotes are
Tonight’s featured focus on the surface may seem distant from manufactured housing. But upon closer examination, it literally impacts every single person in America and in much of the world as well. That is not hyperbole. That is the cold, hard reality of the dynamic well evidence argument made by
We study the past because anything that has happened before can happen again. For those with the gift of memory and who know that details matter, millions will recall how this new pair of media releases from the Job Creators Network (JCN) Foundation has a familiar echo to past events.
Warping reality has serious consequences. While not a word of what follows is about manufactured housing, that does not mean that our industry and scores of others aren’t being impacted. The same forces that are defining reality in the body politics are routinely ‘defining’ the public’s perception about manufactured homes,
Update: Kathryn Limbaugh just announced on 2.17.2021 that Rush Limbaugh has passed away earlier this morning. On February 4, 2020 during President Donald J. Trump’s State of the Union Address, First Lady Melania Trump placed the Presidential Medal of Freedom on Mr. Limbaugh, “in recognition of all that you have
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The backdrop for tonight’s report should be the report linked below that spotlighted Cavco Industries (CVCO) frank admission. Indeed, Cavco’s Mark Fusler encouraged an understanding of that topic. Quoting Fusler, “I encourage you to review Cavco’s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission including, without limitation, the company’s most recent
From the left-and-right, there are voices that have been raised about the double obvious standards. “It is good to be a Democrat,” quips right-of-center rising and ‘top 5’ talk radio star Chris Plante. “If not for double standards, the left would have no standards at all.” If that sounds like
On Jan 22, 2017 the Manufactured Housing Association of Oklahoma (MHAO) tweeted: “Have you seen the new Clayton Homes ads on TV….loved it! Homes made in the US….”who’s laughing now?” Months later, pro-Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) surrogate MHInsider picked up on that theme. On May 4, 2018, Patrick Revere wrote
The Corporate Finance Institute (CFI) defines “NIMBY” in this manner. “NIMBY, an acronym that stands for Not In My Back Yard, is used to characterize the opposition of residents to a proposed development plan in their area. NIMBY describes the phenomenon in which communities will adamantly resist a development plan
There: is a widely acknowledged affordable housing crisis. There are decades of third-party research reports by federal, state, university, nonprofits, and other intelligent researchers that demonstrate that the most proven form of affordable housing are found in modern manufactured homes. Yet, despite that and other points that will be noted
The solution for the affordable housing crisis has been hiding in plain sight for decades. There are clear examples of widespread agreement between numerous members of both major parties that more affordable home ownership would be good for minorities and all those with lower incomes. Democrats and Republicans have often
