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Re: “Abandoned mobile homes plague North Carolina”
It Does Not Have to Cost To Tear Down Mobile Home Trailers .I have been Performing Free Mobile Home Demolition For 8YRS an have been able to help alot of people .The Mobile Home Trailers that are Still Livable and have Titles are Bartered to people that CAN NOT afford to buy a House of their Own . The Material From Demolition is Given to people who can not afford to Repair there Homes .and The Money I make from the Scrap Metal is used to pay for Landfill Costs & Gas for going to site . Though I do no make alot of money From Doing this I do get the Satisfaction of Helping people .
Mchael