Despite what some might have (mis)understood about what our publisher wrote recently that included a mention or two of George F. (F?) Allen, the Daily Business News on MHProNews will continue to take a wheat and chaff approach with everyone in our industry, and those outside of MHVille as well. […]
New Era in National U.S. Manufactured Home Community Representation Underway? Read More
Don Dion on Seeking Alpha provided an executive summary goes like this. “LEGH’s quiet period is set to expire on Jan. 8, 2019. Our research has demonstrated that prices enjoy a temporary increase around the expiration of quiet periods. Risk-tolerant investors should consider buying shares ahead of LEGH’s quiet
Legacy Housing IPO (LEGH) Quiet Period Set to Expire, SA’s Don Dion Read More
“Sometimes it’s best to hide in plain sight.” – David Estes In this special report, there will be a series of screen captures of headlines from articles and posts by third parties, plus quotes by others. That will keep the reading focused and easy to follow. “What we learn from
“Tony, every week there is so much that happens, this [The Sunday Morning Headline News Recap] is an easy way for me to review the news, thank you for this [feature] and your team’s coverage of factory-built housing.” Our featured articles for September are available on the MHProNews.com home page. FYI –
The Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) recent legislative fly-in reportedly had the lowest turn-out in years; perhaps ever, according to sources who said they were in attendance. The event was touted by MHI as focusing on two main issues. 1) HUD Regulatory overreach, and 2) Preserving Access to Manufactured Housing Act
MHI’s Legislative Fly-In, Turnout and Impact Report Read More
The Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI) has created its own controversy, on the eve of their much ballyhooed “Legislative Fly-In” to Washington, D.C. Two of the industry trade association’s senior staffers were allegedly terminated, days prior to their event, as was first reported by the Daily Business News, at this link
MHI Legislative Fly In Clouded By New Controversy Read More
Multiple sources tell MHProNews that two “senior staff” members have been “fired” from the Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI). Lois Starkey – former Vice President of Regulatory Affairs – with MHI, and Tom Heinemann – previously the Vice President of Federal Government Affairs at MHI – are both gone. Their names have
Senior Staff Shakeup at the Manufactured Housing Institute (MHI)? Read More
