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From Condo to Upscale Manufactured Home Living – John & Joyce Walter, Oshtemo, MI – Inside MH Road Show Video

John and Joyce Walter lived in their condo for about 7 years. We did some Google searches, and the condos in the market they’re located in ranged from $200,000-$300,000 to $1.2 million dollars. Frustrated with rising costs and other issues they’ll share in this video interview, this professional who retired from a major pharmaceutical company and his wife decided to return to manufactured home living.

The homes in their neighborhood are typically well under $100,000, and the location they live has every homesite 100% occupied.  When you listen to their story, you can see why.

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Manufactured home on display at RV MH Hall of Fame.

I met John and Joyce at a wine and cheese event being held at the clubhouse of the upscale manufactured home community they live in; Saddlebrook Farms, in Oshtemo, MI. We slipped into a side office to have the conversation you see in the video shown. So that low background chatter you hear are others talking at that same community social.  

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After talking to numerous residents at this manufactured home community, the picture emerges of happy home owners who love their lifestyle.

Literally 95% of Americans have little or no clue about the truth about today’s factory built homes. Interviews like this will help break down the pre-conceived – and often false notions that exist – about contemporary manufactured homes.

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A still from John and Susie Howard’s home, in the same community as Jerry and Joyce live. John – an avid hunter – shares his story, at this link, here.

The still of that fireplace/Native American decorated reading room you see above is linked to a video with that home owner. The more you know, the more you’ll see why manufactured home living today makes so much sense for millions of Americans. ##

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L. A. “Tony” Kovach at an MH educational session . Tony is one of the most recognized experts on MH in America today.

By L. A. ‘Tony’ Kovach.

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