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Lot Rent Is NOT the Real Threat for Seniors! Lies About Rent Nobody Explains!

If you’ve been reading the comments under my most popular video, you’ve seen the fear. “Lot rent will trap you.” “They’ll raise it until you’re forced out.” “Corporate parks will steal your home.” Minutes 17:08 on the video has a rent comparison vs land lease fee comparison on apartments homes and condos in states where I was looking. I also created a simple 10-question checklist to help you avoid bad parks and find stable, affordable communities which I discuss toward the end of my video but you can 👉 Download it here: copy and paste into your browser! https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid... This is how seniors protect their Social Security income and still own their home And I understand that fear. Because seniors have been burned before. But here’s what nobody is explaining: 👉 The real danger isn’t leased land. 👉 The real danger is not knowing how to choose the right lease. Today I’m going to tell you why I focus on leased-land 55+ communities and why, for seniors on Social Security, this is often the most financially stable housing option left in America. The idea of choosing a manufactured home community on leased land is that it is the least expensive way to own your own house albeit on leased land. If you do your research to find a leased land community where the lot rent includes both property taxes and HOA's, it is ideal for seniors on low income to have a steady budget. Also to find communities where their bylaws don't allow excessive lot rent increases and limit them to the cost of living index each year. Usually around 2.8%. Even if you rent a condo or an apartment or a house, rent will go up and will likely be much higher nowadays than a lot fee, even if the lot fee is $1000 or $1200/month. There are very few if any apartments that rent for that anymore in places where it is popular to live and in places where nearby there is good shopping, health care and opportunities for seniors in terms of part time work or other activities. Retirement isn’t the end of the road—it’s the beginning of a brand-new journey. Here, we explore the possibilities that come with life in our 60s, 70s, and 80s—finding renewed purpose, discovering passions, and thriving through the challenges and joys of aging. I’m 78 years old, living on Social Security income with my 81 year old husband, and my retirement looks nothing like I imagined. But I’ve learned that even with limited resources, it’s still possible to live fully, open new doors, and create a meaningful life. On this channel, you’ll find: Social Security Changes in a Changing World for Seniors Inspiration & encouragement for embracing change Practical tips for frugal, affordable living Creative ideas to explore hobbies, passions, and adventures Real-life insights on navigating aging with resilience Real Life Stories from Seniors surviving and thriving on Social Security Whether you’re seeking new purpose, adjusting to an empty nest, or simply curious about what’s next, you’re not alone. Let’s build a supportive community, share our experiences, and travel this road together—proving that the later chapters of life can be some of the most rewarding. Subscribe today and start thriving in your retirement journey. #retirementlife, #retirementtips, manufacturedhomelifestyleonleasedland, ##livingonsocialsecurity, #frugalliving, #seniorliving, #howleasedlandworks, #lifeafter60, #lifeafterretirement, #thrivinginretirement, #socialsecurityliving, #seniorlife, #retirementadvice, #retirementinspiration, #affordableliving, #aginggracefully, #seniorwellness, #retirementbudget, #seniorhobbies, #retirementcommunity, #seniortravel, #purposefulretirement, #positiveaging, #laterlifepurpose, #activeaging, #senioradvice, #retirementgoals, #enjoyingretirement, #seniorlifestyle, #retirementchallenges, #retirementplanning, #retirementmotivation, #agingwell. #livingonsocialsecurity, #howtoliveonjustsocialsecurity