Mobile Home Warrior: One Woman's Epic Battle Against Corporate Giants

Fighting Back Against Eviction: One Woman's Story** As the eviction crisis deepens in Florida, one woman is standing her ground against a massive property management company. Kerrie Bacci, a resident of Shangri La Mobile Home Park in Largo, Florida, recently won a court case against Equity ---Style Properties, a Chicago-based company that owns 200 mobile home parks across the US. Bacci's troubles began when she complained about the maintenance of the park's dumpsters, which she claimed were not being properly maintained.

She took matters into her own hands and erected a sign in the dumpster area, which was not approved by management. The company then cited her for various violations, including installing an intercom speaker and having planters and reflectors that extended over the property line onto the sidewalk. Determined not to back down, "Bacci took her case to court.".. where she was represented by attorney Michael Hildebrandt.

According to Hildebrandt, many people in similar situations do not have the means or capabilities to defend themselves against eviction notices. "Most people in these parks don't have the means or capabilities of defending these evictions properly... so they wind up giving up their homes," he says. "They wind up moving out.

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Kerrie Bacci: A Champion for Mobile Homeowners' Rights Kerrie Bacci is a Florida resident who has gained recognition for her courageous stand against a large property management company, Equity ___Style Properties, which owns 200 mobile home parks across the United States. Bacci owns a mobile home in Shangri La Mobile Home Park in Largo, Florida, but not the land it sits on, as she leases her lot from the company.

Her troubles began when she voiced concerns about the maintenance of the park's dumpsters, which led to her being served with an eviction notice. Determined to fight back, Bacci took her case to court and emerged victorious, "thanks to the help of her attorney.".. Michael Hildebrandt. Bacci's case highlights the struggles many mobile homeowners face when dealing with large property management companies.

Her experience has made her a symbol of resistance against corporate overreach and a champion for mobile homeowners' rights. While there is limited information available about Bacci's background... her story has stowed attention from those advocating for mobile homeowners' rights. Her determination to stand up to Equity ___Style Properties serves as an inspiration to others facing similar challenges.

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As more Floridians face evictions from mobile home parks, Kerrie Bacci is demonstrating how to stand your ground — even if that ground is owned by a huge property management company. Bacci owns her mobile home in Shangri La Mobile Home Park in Largo, Florida. What she doesn't own is the land it sits on. She leases her lot from Chicago-based Equity LifeStyle Properties, which owns 200 such parks in the U.S.