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Mac Multifamily Requires Tenant Protections on All Future Manufactured Housing Community Transactions

Mac Multifamily Requires Tenant Protections on All Future Manufactured Housing Community Transactions

Freddie Mac examined the patchwork of state laws that govern MHCs and determined that no state offered the comprehensive slate of tenant protections identified by…

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