Approximately 25,000 of the 80,000 homeless in Southern California have joined the "Wheel Estate Boom" and are now lodging in automobiles, late-model Winnebago's and make-shift trailers. With average apartment rents in the region exceeding $1,400 a month, homeless have turned to the streets, Walmart parking lots, churches and RV camp sites to make ends-meat. "Mobile Homeless" make no apologies in the Golden State where the working poor cannot find stable housing. Their new motto? "God loves trailer trash too!"
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