HUD Wants to Make Living in a Tiny House or RV Illegal
Apr 4, 2016 13:14:53 GMT -6
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Post by Rickster on Apr 4, 2016 13:14:53 GMT -6
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This looks like another tax issue from a money grubbing government specially this money grubbing administration. This administration has seen fit to increase our taxes over 5 grand and our income has gone down! There is no property tax on anything mobile like RV or Tiny houses, and from what we have learned, HUD is the drug cartel of America. With the help of certain three letter agencies, HUD distributes drug in low income publicly held housing. Complete neighborhoods are done this way. Get the home owners or families hooked on drugs they lose the house only to be resold by HUD. They lose there down payment, they lose the increase in real estate value, pretty much everything, and then the cycle repeats. Hud ie. the government is the benefactor. I believe this has happened in every administration since the 60s.
HUD has proposed the following law:
They always start with baby steps, they never throw the frog in a boiling pot. Legislation after legislation until they reach their goal. Justifying there job and not making another attack on the people obvious.
"The tiny house movement has taken America by storm, in part because our economy is in the toilet. People are striving to reduce their expenses by embracing minimalism. They’re breaking free from the corporate grind because, as I’ve always advised, they are learning to live with less and radically reducing their expenses.
But, these days in America, you are sharply admonished when you try to live your life outside of the strictures of the 9-5 world. Is it any surprise that the government is now taking steps to limit our ability to drastically reduce our expenses? They always seem to make illegal anything we try to do to be more independent and moving into a tiny house appears to be the next on their list."
But, these days in America, you are sharply admonished when you try to live your life outside of the strictures of the 9-5 world. Is it any surprise that the government is now taking steps to limit our ability to drastically reduce our expenses? They always seem to make illegal anything we try to do to be more independent and moving into a tiny house appears to be the next on their list."
HUD has proposed the following law:
This proposed rule would modify the current exemption for recreational vehicles in the Manufactured Home Procedural and Enforcement Regulations. Under the current exemption, questions have arisen regarding whether park model recreational vehicles are regulated by HUD’s manufactured home program. These park models are being produced with patio roofs, screened in porches, and other extensions that exceed the 400 square foot maximum exemption in the current regulations. Additionally, some of these models are being marketed as suitable for year round living. HUD’s proposed rule would permit recreational vehicle manufactures to certify that a unit is exempted from HUD’s regulations. Specifically, HUD’s proposed rule would define a recreational vehicle as a factory build vehicular structure, not certified as a manufactured home, designed only for recreational use and not as a primary residence or for permanent occupancy, and built and certified in accordance with either the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 1192-2015, Standard for Recreational Vehicles, or the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) A119.5-15, Recreational Park Trailer Standard. In addition, to provide consumers notice regarding the manufacturing standards used to construct the unit, HUD’s rule would require that units claiming the exemption display a notice that identifies the standards used to construct the unit and states that the unit is designed only for recreational use, and not as a primary residence or permanent dwelling.
"That’s right – if this law is passed, these structures will be classified as “not suitable for a primary residence or permanent dwelling” in April of this year.
While currently they’re only talking about a label, how long will it be before the long arm of the law reaches out to punish those living full time in homes that are deemed “not suitable for a primary residence or permanent dwelling”? My bet is, not long at all. This may be the first step toward making it illegal to live in a tiny home or an RV."
While currently they’re only talking about a label, how long will it be before the long arm of the law reaches out to punish those living full time in homes that are deemed “not suitable for a primary residence or permanent dwelling”? My bet is, not long at all. This may be the first step toward making it illegal to live in a tiny home or an RV."
are about to get what's coming to them!! Just wait... the Panama Papers that were released this week is just the beginning of disclosure that will start making the psychopaths run for the hills!
