Evan T. Miller, J.D., in an article whose title begins with the phrase “Badges of Fraud and the Imputation of Actual Fraudulent Intent,” noted in Case No. 08-11407 that the trial judge found that the evidence “contained sufficient “badges of fraud” for the Court to draw the “reasonable inference…” that the […]
Attorney General Curtis Hill announced on December 8, 2020 that his office finalized a settlement with the company whose actions in 2019 forced multiple residents out of their mobile and manufactured homes, due in part, because they had no legal way to move their homes because they were never
The latest 8K filing by Sun Communities includes the factoid that Sun (SUI) has some 269 manufactured home communities. In their 3rd quarter report from Sun, which is found further below, Sun stated that they have “710” manufactured home sales. For those who don’t have their calculator handy, that is
“Another brutal wave of infections and associated economic shutdowns threaten to put beleaguered employers out of business for good,” wrote Alfredo Ortiz, President and CEO of the Job Creators Network. In a recent op-ed posted on their website as well as on Fox Business, Ortiz opened with the words “It’s
Earlier today, William “Bill” Boor, President and CEO led Cavco Industries was the subject of an in-depth report linked here. This evening’s report will be a more focused look at the headline topics, drawing from the in-depth statements and investor relations information Cavco (NASDAQ:CVCO) has published and provided. There are
In what follows from Cavco Industries’ most recent quarterly and annual statements, there are one or more topics raised that appear to be in response to reports and analysis previously generated exclusively by MHProNews. One example is the issue of manufactured home retailer “pushback,” see that further below. But there
Facts matter. For the thousands of readers who closely follow MHProNews reports, they already know about controversies that periodically arise regarding the true state of the manufactured home industry. A common question we probe is an obvious one to those who peer into manufactured housing. Given the value proposition, and
The U.S. Labor Department latest jobs report showed that the private sector of the national economy added about 344,000 net new jobs. Several manufactured housing producers have reported that despite higher post-pandemic unemployment rates, it was often more difficult to fill jobs. The thrust of the commentary from manufactured home
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This past week, there were calls to MHLivingNews from residents that had concerns about the management at the properties’ where they lived. The callers were each from different parts of the country. But their issues were similar. Also, this past week, there were more mainstream media reports about manufactured housing.
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Mobile homes. Manufactured Homes. Manufactured Housing. Modular Housing. CrossModTM. Prefab Housing. Trailer Parks. Mobile Home Parks. Manufactured Home Communities. Right and wrong, these are just some of the terms used by media, writers, public officials, investors, researchers, and the home-shopping public that are looking into the factory-built home industry. Regarding national trade
The markets are soaring to new highs. But we have all seen this sugar-high market dance before, right? Pre-COVID and pre-2008, markets were riding high only to crash from arguably foreseeable developments. There are developing issues that are impacting businesses, including manufactured housing, which include: The 2020 election challenges and
Before diving into the quarterly “Eye on Housing” by National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) report by Rose Quint, the following tweet from the NAHB helps set the stage with respect to current housing-relevant data. Last week, initial jobless claims declined to the lowest level since the end of March.
Let’s be clear. Not all news is fake news. Sources across the left-right media divide can present accurate as well as inaccurate information. That means that information and claims – at a minimum – merit a double check. Attorneys advocate for a client, it is there job to make the
The following news release from the Washington, D.C. based Manufactured Housing Association for Regulatory Reform (MHARR) is followed by additional information. That information is in part focused on Lesli Gooch, Ph.D., CEO of the Manufactured Housing Institute, and their response to inquiries about the disconnect between historically low manufactured home
“A Wells Notice is a notification issued by regulators to inform individuals or companies of completed investigations where infractions have been discovered,” said Investopedia on 11.11.2020. The Cornell University Law website definition is more pointed: “A “Wells Notice” is a letter sent by a securities regulator to a prospective respondent, notifying him of the substance of
With so much capital chasing land lease manufactured home communities, which are often – if inaccurately – called “mobile home parks,” a logical question should be – is it overheating? To shed light on that timely concern, consider the following. “A prevalent question in the mortgage industry is whether the
“Attorney General William Barr said Tuesday the Justice Department has not uncovered evidence of widespread voter fraud that would change the outcome of the 2020 presidential election,” said the left-of-center Boston Globe in an email today to MHProNews. “His comments come despite President Trump’s repeated, baseless claims that the election
Pending conventional housing sales fell slightly in October, according to the National Association of Realtors (NAR) in a release to MHProNews and others in media. Contract activity was mixed among the four major U.S. regions, with the only positive month-over-month growth happening in the South, although each region achieved year-over-year
Zero Hedge is reporting that Black Friday foot traffic at stores was reportedly down some 52 percent. That is a huge ‘ouch’ that doubtlessly portends a looming wave of business failures ahead. “As of Nov. 16, 27.8 percent of small businesses in New York shut down for good” said Fox Business. That same source
On 11/27/2020 the pal-item news site reported that “Home Sweet Home Developments or its owner, Matthew Jennings, have been named in at least 15 civil and criminal cases across Indiana…” Days before NewsBug reported that “A businessman from Richmond, Indiana, has been charged with theft and fraud after failing to
