What is considered a house trailer?
We have been living in our sticks and bricks neighborhood for eleven years. Neighborhood has HOA with covenants. We moved into this neighborhood because the covenants didnt prohibit rv campers. Coven...
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Dutch_12078 wrote:bikendan wrote:Ozlander wrote:MrWizard wrote:
I always thought house trailer was mobile home
House trailer was the old term, mobile home the new term
While they can be moved, they are not self contained (that's a biggie)
And are designed to be moved and then set up,
Not for going camping
I think if you ask, you will find the HOA covenant is to keep members from placing a mobile home on the property and living in it
Not a restriction of RV storage, as long as stored by the rules
The people complaining, don't know or don't care
But they are wrong
Mr. Wizard got it right. The key, not self contained.
I agree, mobile homes, park models and destination trailers don't have holding tanks. Therefore aren't self-contained.
Question is, willing the HOA agree.
Not to quibble, but doesn't that rule out a lot of popups, teardrops, etc.?
all popups have FW holding tanks and many have gray and black tanks.
don't know much about teardrops but the big ones like Rpod and T@B have holding tanks.
