source: A Decent Home

My business at all, im not struggling on the housing market of usa, and fairly said have never seen a real trailerhousing park in my life, because i live in norway, over here on the other side of the dam, but to all those that greed effect, youll be in my thoughts forever, if i could swear a stroke on somebody it would be on the landlords and the official america that wont protect the people via expropriation laws and soforth. Had it been an interstate stub that needs to avoide swings and bends they wouldve done it in promptu... we are talking about 20000000 americans that lives in a house on rented and nobody cares, its outragous, so go scavagehunting before you get 20000000 million more homeless drifting your countryside like guring the great depression. Im an angry grumpy old man that smell the evils of capitalism and loves the scent of socialism in these kind of settings, do enforce an affordable rent act before its too late... this is a great and humble try via documentarymaking to show the universal destruction of lower middle class and the ''upper ''poor class of the united states population, watch it and engage yourself to it. Most of all they pay their taxes to your community, which the rich dont cause they can afford to sneak around the taxation system. So thank you sara terry and victoria chalk for bringing this out to the world wide silverscreenmarket.

Not recommended for viewing IF you want to feel cheery and positive afterwards. That's a sad recommendation to start this review with, but a true statement nonetheless, because obtaining AND holding on to a decent home in the USA seems almost impossible or at least full of treacherous unknonw dangers of which the ordinary hardworking American family has got no influence over. The first scenes of this movie already gave a troublesome picture portrait. We see a happy mother, playing with her child in a small garden (near a heavily polluting freeway), living in a caravan / trailer. THIS is not paradise as most Americans would see it. But it was to this mother. But even that littlle piece of land wasnt secured for her to live on, because of all kinds of investors and other institutions that merely exist by the sole reason of making a profit. This family lost their decent home. And this documentary portrays a saddening account of the reasons why...

Trailer—A Decent Home

Not recommended for viewing IF you want to feel cheery and positive afterwards. That's a sad recommendation to start this review with, but a true statement nonetheless, because obtaining AND holding on to a decent home in the USA seems almost impossible or at least full of treacherous unknonw dangers of which the ordinary hardworking American family has got no influence over. The first scenes of this movie already gave a troublesome picture portrait. We see a happy mother, playing with her child in a small garden (near a heavily polluting freeway), living in a caravan / trailer. THIS is not paradise as most Americans would see it. But it was to this mother. But even that littlle piece of land wasnt secured for her to live on, because of all kinds of investors and other institutions that merely exist by the sole reason of making a profit. This family lost their decent home. And this documentary portrays a saddening account of the reasons why...

source: A Decent Home

My business at all, im not struggling on the housing market of usa, and fairly said have never seen a real trailerhousing park in my life, because i live in norway, over here on the other side of the dam, but to all those that greed effect, youll be in my thoughts forever, if i could swear a stroke on somebody it would be on the landlords and the official america that wont protect the people via expropriation laws and soforth. Had it been an interstate stub that needs to avoide swings and bends they wouldve done it in promptu... we are talking about 20000000 americans that lives in a house on rented and nobody cares, its outragous, so go scavagehunting before you get 20000000 million more homeless drifting your countryside like guring the great depression. Im an angry grumpy old man that smell the evils of capitalism and loves the scent of socialism in these kind of settings, do enforce an affordable rent act before its too late... this is a great and humble try via documentarymaking to show the universal destruction of lower middle class and the ''upper ''poor class of the united states population, watch it and engage yourself to it. Most of all they pay their taxes to your community, which the rich dont cause they can afford to sneak around the taxation system. So thank you sara terry and victoria chalk for bringing this out to the world wide silverscreenmarket.