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Clip: Season 11 Episode 3 | 56s | Video has closed captioning.
A mobile home is one of the most affordable forms of housing in the U.S. For residents like Luz, the move allowed her to live in a place she can call her own, and provide for herself and her daughter. But residing in a mobile home park also means living with stigma and now uncertainty as America is in the center of a housing crisis.
Aired: 03/16/23
[Luz] A mobile home is not a second-class house.
A mobile home is my home.
It's where we put our energy, our family, our history, our everyday memories.
[Sara] How did you come to live in Denver Meadows?
After being married for so many years, I became a single mom.
And the only way that I can be able to pay and support my daughters be in college was moving from my huge, big house to a different place.
I have the opportunity to buy this house for $10,000.
I won't be able to find an apartment with a big backyard like I have here with two bedrooms for no less than $1,600 a month.
