Bozeman Mobile Home Tenants Launch Rent Strike Over $97 Hike
May 1, 2026
Tenants at two Bozeman mobile home parks are striking against $97 rent hikes, risking eviction to fight back.
Tenants at two Bozeman mobile home parks are striking against $97 rent hikes, risking eviction to fight back.
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