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Open land, a permit and people wanting to move there.
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Land, acreage of land. Then you need permits (in most places) then you need to supply sewage, electricity and water - to individual trailers and to fire hydrants. perhaps even gas as well to individual lots. Lots have to of X size by X size depending on the size of the trailer and building/fire codes of the local area. Access streets/roads have to meet local code as well. Trailers are known to be tinder boxes on wheels. Thus there are restrictions on how close they can be to one another.
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An address in West Virginia.
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Some old trailers, cracked concrete, lots of non-operational vehicles. Eventually you will get the underaged smokers and pregnant teens whose father of the baby lives across the street hanging out at the playground.
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