[N. Theknow]

...the intrinsic value of a home to its current occupant is lowered not a whit by a neighboring mobile home

Then why do they have restrictions on where they can be placed?

The intrinisic value of something is how it appears in the public eye, not the eye of the occupant.

And there still has been no mention about selling, only that something is devalued, cheapened, denigrated, demeaned, ridiculed and mocked by something tawdry and peverse.

[Know your rights]

the intrinsic value of a home to its current occupant is lowered not a whit by a neighboring mobile home

Then why do they have restrictions on where they can be placed?

Because they're concerned about resale value.

The intrinisic value of something is how it appears in the public eye, not the eye of the occupant.

I disagree. The intrinsic value of my Christian marriage has nothing to do with how it appears in the public eye; if the public came to scorn Christian marriage its intrinsic value would be unaffected.