Menu Homes

Design. Permit. Deliver. Install. Menu Homes makes it simple to build your modular home or ADU in California. Founder @BobbyShokri

[Menu Homes @MenuHomes]

Rebuilding after a wildfire is overwhelming. Most people are left figuring it out on their own.

We are actively helping families in both Altadena and the Palisades navigate every step of the wildfire recovery process.

Here’s what we can help with:

✅ Debris and hazardous waste removal
✅ Coordinating with insurance companies
✅ Planning and building department submittals and corrections
✅ Site plans, grading plans, and foundation engineering
✅ Permit approvals, utility coordination, and final inspections

Even if you’re not ordering a home from us, we can still manage your permitting and help get your lot ready to build.

@MenuHomes is a full-service, vertically integrated company. We handle everything in-house and know how to move things forward.

If you’re not sure where to begin, reach out to see if we’re the right fit to help you rebuild.

🔗 https://t.co/pnIAFyxeNS

#Altadena #PalisadesFire #WildfireRecovery #ADU #ManufacturedHomes

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

@CAgovernor You have to stop blaming the person who’s been in office for less than 6 months for the problems you’ve created since 2018.

This is getting pathetic. Democratic Party refuses to take accountability for anything.

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

If this is “absolutely shameful,” what do you call your office’s unchecked spending on homelessness programs that refuse audits or accountability?

Passing judgment while dodging oversight insults the very leadership you claim to uphold.

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

I posted this on April 13. Nearly two months later, we’re still facing permit delays in both Palisades and Altadena.

Wildfire victims can’t rebuild, insurers are stalling, and now paid agitators are disrupting neighborhoods unchecked.

Where is the leadership? How is any of this acceptable?

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

Did you know: The average CA home costs 2.5x the national average?

Why? We're 3.5M homes short.

But there's hope:

Modular ADUs can slash building time by 50% and bypass red tape.

🧵Let me show you how... 🏠

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

11 - Please Share

✅ LIKE, FOLLOW, and REPOST to share the dangerous reality being ignored by the City of Los Angeles.

We need work together to expose this dangerous pattern and demand real reform.

#Squatters
#HousingCrisis
#SquattersRightsGoneWrong
#LACityHousing

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

10 – The Truth in Plain Sight

📽️ I’ll be sharing the raw videos soon- every room, every needle, every stolen item.

This is the real face of housing failure.

Not a stat. Not a policy debate.

Real families, neighborhoods, and investments are being destroyed.

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

🧵: How LA’s broken system rewards squatters and punishes property owners. A real case.

$246,000 per year in damages.
8 squatter break-ins.
3 units hijacked.
2 arrests.

All while I wait for a simple demolition permit from the City of LA.

This thread exposes what happens when the system fails to act and criminals fill the gap. 👇

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

🧵16 - Final thoughts:

▪️ This bill isn’t a disaster, but it’s flawed
▪️ It creates uncertainty where we need stability
▪️ It undermines deals already in motion
▪️ It weakens incentives at the exact time we need housing the most

👥 If you care about affordable housing, rural investment, or tax equity, please like, repost, and share this so others understand what’s at stake.

🔔 Follow for updates as this bill moves through the Senate.

🔗 To Full Bill: https://t.co/ShFkgLJ4Bd

#OpportunityZones #ManufacturedHousing #RealEstateInvesting

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

🚨 Major tax shakeup: Congress just unveiled 7 Opportunity Zone changes — including a 30% tax break for rural housing. 🧵

But here’s the catch: many urban projects could lose eligibility, and existing deals may be left behind.

Are you prepared for what this means in 2025 and beyond? Let’s break it down 👇

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

🧵 The Hidden Cost of Homelessness Spending in California

California has spent over $24 billion on homelessness since 2019.

Yet the crisis is worse than ever.

Where is the money going?

Who’s getting rich?

Let’s follow the money 👇

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

I am not a politician.

I am a citizen who refuses to stay silent while California collapses.

📢 We need numbers, voices, action.

🚨 Follow me if you’re ready to fight for real reform.
🔁 Share if you believe California’s future is worth saving.

#HousingCrisis #CaLeg #YIMBY #HousingReform

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

Texas builds nearly 3X more housing.

It’s not luck.

It’s a system that says yes:
• Faster approvals
• Flexible zoning
• State-local alignment

🧵👇

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

This is not a market failure.

It’s a policy blockade, enforced by:
• Politicians
• Bureaucrats
• NIMBY coalitions

And protected by apathy.

🧵👇

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

Local governments block reform.

In Texas: Cities and state work together.

In California: Cities stall, sue, and sabotage. This is known as Localism.

🧵👇

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

Homelessness is up 26% in one year, the worst increase in the nation.

California now has 181,000+ homeless individuals.

Billions spent. Zero progress.

You cannot solve housing insecurity if you refuse to build.

🧵👇

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

Zoning shapes outcomes.

Houston allows townhomes and apartments next to single-family homes.

California bans them.

Zoning is policy. Policy is choice.

🧵👇

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

Permitting delays crush California.

• CA: 49 months for multifamily projects
• Texas: 27 months
• National average: 30 months

California takes 65% longer than the national average.
Every delay pushes prices up.

🧵👇

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

California punishes new housing with outrageous fees.

• CA Avg. fees: $29,000 per unit
• In some cities: $50,000–$150,000
• In Texas: under $1,000

Fees this high make affordable housing impossible, before a shovel hits the ground.

🧵👇

[Bobby Shokri @bobbyshokri]

California ranks 49th in housing per capita.

We’re missing 3.5 million homes, more than any other state.

Local governments block density, delay permits, and preserve exclusionary zoning.

Supply is choked by local obstruction:
• Permit delays
• Exclusionary zoning
• CEQA abuse
• Endless lawsuits

🧵👇

[Menu Homes @MenuHomes]

@bobbyshokri Shocking numbers. Didn’t realize CA was so behind on most of these metrics.