17% of these mobile home owners must be on crack
 

BRINY BREEZES, Florida: Residents of a coastal trailer-park town overwhelmingly approved the sale of their community to a developer for more than $510 million ? a transaction that could make most of the homeowners millionaires.

About 80 percent of the town's shareholders who voted approved the sale, while 17 percent opposed it, according to a statement Wednesday from the town's corporate office. More than 97 percent of shareholders voted.

Almost every owner of the 488 trailers in the community will get more than $1 million if the sale goes through.

If I sell my trailer where will I cook my meth?

who the fuck would vote against that?

How much does it cost to buy a real house there?

LOL, idiots.

Some of the residents were no doubt already millionaires, or old people who just didn't wanna move. 1 mill isn't a lot of $

WOW, lucky bastards, why doesn't the same thing happen in my trailer park? :(

Business opportunity for someone. You could probably go to the homes of those 17% and offer them a pickup truck and a double-wide somewhere else for their mobile. Probably be a taker somewhere. Bring paperwork. Bound to catch someone high enough to do it.

This isn't some crack infested park in the ghetto. It is has many retired people that have lived there for over 25 years and sits between the ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway.

Yeah, that was a real plan ;-)

Why sell anyways. They only need like two thirds or so for the developer to go. I personally would not sell even if I was poor. I figure if you hold out your price will sky rocket. Eventually some new condo owner would get sick of seeing my mobile sitting there and offer me a shit load more to move.
Oh and I would take out good insurance to boot.