You can look at our national budget, or that of places like Greece and Portugal, for evidence enough that anything mixing democracy and budgets has the potential to produce idiotic results. 

Otherwise, I don't think it's necessary.The building I rented had ancient old tiny gas stoves/ovens, and cheap white refrigerators. 

Also, if you are of the millenial generation my ancient gen X mind always needs help with marketing ideas for the newer platforms like snapshot, periscope and whatever you are using right now that I've never heard of.

It was ancient, and the owner was very "thrifty" to put it nicely.  

It was an 8 by 48 foot wide trailer, had an 8 gallon hot water heater and if you were taller than six feet you were in danger of banging your head on the ceiling.Then these men climb back into their ancient but giant Buicks or Oldsmobiles and continue their search for a rental for what they paid back in the "good ole days".Gail

Love the ancient HVAC issue.

Perhaps my unforgiving stance was heavily informed by the fact that I used to live in Greece from 2001-2007, the years of the socialist glut of arrogant, lazy, good-for-nothing government workers, when the government didn't even keep track of how many people worked for it.I think this situation is very different.

Here is the problem with having a park full of these ancient homes even if they are privately owned.

Biggest problem is that one lives in Greece now.So here I am sitting under contract on a property waiting to get the FedEXed papers back from greece so I can finally close on my first property. 

It is an ancient book but is valid at all times and for all industries!