‘Housing for All’: Democrats push for big government response to soaring rents

still not a tent.
LOL

The first video the lady made 2000 a month........daughter was working as a life guard..........

If you'd have watched the video they would have told you how high the prices are there............but you didn't watch the videos........

You are only here to deflect.
Some people commute to less expensive neighborhoods.
Plenty of the same stories I posted........if you want to look..........but you don't want to.

Google is your friend.......
New Cities!
Yes.......but that is a different subject ............Many Californians have hauled ass out of the State...........do not be concerned ........illegals are taking their place........Like 25% of all the illegals working in agriculture are in California making about $2 per hour...........Nice State...........A state of Hypicrisy
How are illegals paying for housing? Something isn't making sense.
 
LOL

The first video the lady made 2000 a month........daughter was working as a life guard..........

If you'd have watched the video they would have told you how high the prices are there............but you didn't watch the videos........

You are only here to deflect.
Some people commute to less expensive neighborhoods.
Plenty of the same stories I posted........if you want to look..........but you don't want to.

Google is your friend.......
New Cities!
Yes.......but that is a different subject ............Many Californians have hauled ass out of the State...........do not be concerned ........illegals are taking their place........Like 25% of all the illegals working in agriculture are in California making about $2 per hour...........Nice State...........A state of Hypicrisy
How are illegals paying for housing? Something isn't making sense.
Northern California........and man camps......or piling into small quarters...........Hell they do that around here..........but doesn't cost as much.
 
Advocacy groups challenging this California state housing rule say it uproots farmworkers' children from schools

The state's Office of Migrant Housing runs 24 farmworker centers that house roughly 12,000 farmworkers each year. The housing program was created in the 1970s for agricultural workers who make their livelihood following crops across the country, according to the state's housing and community development department. In California, that planting and harvesting season runs from April through October.

But to be eligible for the subsidized lodging, farm laborers must comply with the 50-mile rule, which farmworker advocates say was established when most workers tended to be men without families. California is the only state nationwide that designates such a specific distance requirement, researchers say, and it causes about 3,500 children to withdraw from their schools each year.
 
Some people commute to less expensive neighborhoods.
Plenty of the same stories I posted........if you want to look..........but you don't want to.

Google is your friend.......
New Cities!
Yes.......but that is a different subject ............Many Californians have hauled ass out of the State...........do not be concerned ........illegals are taking their place........Like 25% of all the illegals working in agriculture are in California making about $2 per hour...........Nice State...........A state of Hypicrisy
How are illegals paying for housing? Something isn't making sense.
Northern California........and man camps......or piling into small quarters...........Hell they do that around here..........but doesn't cost as much.
In other words, someone making fifty thousand a year, could find housing, if they look for it.

And, they simply need to "get cozy" with developers, and ask for new housing developments.
 
Farmworkers are living 20 to a house in California's "salad bowl"

Some farmworkers sleep in cars, motels, garages, converted school buses, and reportedly even chicken coops—which helps explain why 1 in 3 students in the Salinas school district are technically homeless. Many more share apartments with strangers, sometimes dozens of them, leading to public health concerns. The poor conditions have deterred some families from moving to the area or staying there, contributing to a worker shortage that has affected the ag industry’s bottom line.

Housing prices have skyrocketed in much of California in recent years, and the situation is dire for many of the 90,000 farmworkers in Salinas and neighboring Pajaro Valley, about 100 miles south of San Francisco. According to the survey of 420 workers, they earn an average of $25,000 a year per household, though a typical two-bedroom apartment in Salinas rents for $1,600 a month. Only 1 in 10 of them own a home or mobile home, and the rest rent, sometimes cutting back on food or medical care to cover housing costs. On average, more than seven people share a one-bedroom unit—though some apartments are more crammed: In one case, 40 people were lodged into a three-bedroom home with just two bathrooms, according to Ildi Cummins-Carlisle, a survey coordinator at CIRS.


And these aren’t all single migrant men. The survey found that most of the farmworkers are married immigrants who came from Mexico more than a decade ago and now live year-round in the region with their US-born children. Some parents teared up while describing their kids’ living conditions, like a father who worried about whether his daughters could safely use their home’s bathroom at night with dozens of strangers sleeping in the hallway and the living room. Kids sometimes have to wait so long for the bathroom they develop urinary tract infections, and when they get hungry, it’s often not possible to cook. One in five respondents of the survey didn’t have a kitchen.
 
Plenty of the same stories I posted........if you want to look..........but you don't want to.

Google is your friend.......
New Cities!
Yes.......but that is a different subject ............Many Californians have hauled ass out of the State...........do not be concerned ........illegals are taking their place........Like 25% of all the illegals working in agriculture are in California making about $2 per hour...........Nice State...........A state of Hypicrisy
How are illegals paying for housing? Something isn't making sense.
Northern California........and man camps......or piling into small quarters...........Hell they do that around here..........but doesn't cost as much.
In other words, someone making fifty thousand a year, could find housing, if they look for it.

And, they simply need to "get cozy" with developers, and ask for new housing developments.
No..........they aren't living in man camps for farm workers.......and they aren't living 20 to 40 to one house either.........That's how the immigrants do it.....
 
New Cities!
Yes.......but that is a different subject ............Many Californians have hauled ass out of the State...........do not be concerned ........illegals are taking their place........Like 25% of all the illegals working in agriculture are in California making about $2 per hour...........Nice State...........A state of Hypicrisy
How are illegals paying for housing? Something isn't making sense.
Northern California........and man camps......or piling into small quarters...........Hell they do that around here..........but doesn't cost as much.
In other words, someone making fifty thousand a year, could find housing, if they look for it.

And, they simply need to "get cozy" with developers, and ask for new housing developments.
No..........they aren't living in man camps for farm workers.......and they aren't living 20 to 40 to one house either.........That's how the immigrants do it.....
simply being legal, helps people find work easier.
 
Yes.......but that is a different subject ............Many Californians have hauled ass out of the State...........do not be concerned ........illegals are taking their place........Like 25% of all the illegals working in agriculture are in California making about $2 per hour...........Nice State...........A state of Hypicrisy
How are illegals paying for housing? Something isn't making sense.
Northern California........and man camps......or piling into small quarters...........Hell they do that around here..........but doesn't cost as much.
In other words, someone making fifty thousand a year, could find housing, if they look for it.

And, they simply need to "get cozy" with developers, and ask for new housing developments.
No..........they aren't living in man camps for farm workers.......and they aren't living 20 to 40 to one house either.........That's how the immigrants do it.....
simply being legal, helps people find work easier.
The Farmers don't care about being illegal.........and most of them are big boys.......they want the cheap labor..........They put up bunk houses and stuff....or the immigrants all jam into a small home...........Last article showed one that had 40 in it with 2 bathrooms
 
‘Housing for All’: Democrats push for big government response to soaring rents

Dear Senate Democrats, good effort, but tax credits won’t solve this crisis. Working people need Housing-For-All: 10 million homes in 10 years.


Maybe they should quit importing millions of impoverished people to compete for the housing, then rents wouldn't be so high.


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This is the problem EXACTLY. Too many people..not enough housing...and illegals taking what should be for citizens. All for VOTES for a political party.
Don't you mean all for cheap labor for a political party?
 
‘Housing for All’: Democrats push for big government response to soaring rents

Dear Senate Democrats, good effort, but tax credits won’t solve this crisis. Working people need Housing-For-All: 10 million homes in 10 years.


Maybe they should quit importing millions of impoverished people to compete for the housing, then rents wouldn't be so high.


.
This is the problem EXACTLY. Too many people..not enough housing...and illegals taking what should be for citizens. All for VOTES for a political party.
Don't you mean all for cheap labor for a political party?
Either/Or.
 
‘Housing for All’: Democrats push for big government response to soaring rents

Dear Senate Democrats, good effort, but tax credits won’t solve this crisis. Working people need Housing-For-All: 10 million homes in 10 years.


Maybe they should quit importing millions of impoverished people to compete for the housing, then rents wouldn't be so high.


.
This is the problem EXACTLY. Too many people..not enough housing...and illegals taking what should be for citizens. All for VOTES for a political party.
Don't you mean all for cheap labor for a political party?

Yes, because only Republicans own businesses and no Democrats. Even if they did, they are such law abiding citizens they would never dream of such a thing. :102:
 
How are illegals paying for housing? Something isn't making sense.
Northern California........and man camps......or piling into small quarters...........Hell they do that around here..........but doesn't cost as much.
In other words, someone making fifty thousand a year, could find housing, if they look for it.

And, they simply need to "get cozy" with developers, and ask for new housing developments.
No..........they aren't living in man camps for farm workers.......and they aren't living 20 to 40 to one house either.........That's how the immigrants do it.....
simply being legal, helps people find work easier.
The Farmers don't care about being illegal.........and most of them are big boys.......they want the cheap labor..........They put up bunk houses and stuff....or the immigrants all jam into a small home...........Last article showed one that had 40 in it with 2 bathrooms
a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage may cure some capital defects.
 
Had rentals for over 20 years, kept my rents low, made a small profit, the goal was for the rent to pay off the loans so when I sold after taxes & real estate fee the profit was mine. here is what I learned: don't rent to Hud yes you can charge more but its not right, that's tax money.
if you keep your rents low & take ok care of the property people will stay( one stayed 11 years)
I have had nice clean church going Republicans, crumb bum non voters, liberal do gooders, that stunk big time as renters. there political views did not change how they took care of the property or paid the rent. same kind of people same different views wonderful renters. Its hard to remember this about people, with so much hate being hurled
 
Had rentals for over 20 years, kept my rents low, made a small profit, the goal was for the rent to pay off the loans so when I sold after taxes & real estate fee the profit was mine. here is what I learned: don't rent to Hud yes you can charge more but its not right, that's tax money.
if you keep your rents low & take ok care of the property people will stay( one stayed 11 years)
I have had nice clean church going Republicans, crumb bum non voters, liberal do gooders, that stunk big time as renters. there political views did not change how they took care of the property or paid the rent. same kind of people same different views wonderful renters. Its hard to remember this about people, with so much hate being hurled

My policy is no rent raises unless I can't help it for some reason. Many people here stay round ten years or more. One just left a few months ago, and they paid the same rent when they left as they did when they moved in 9 years ago. The only reason they left is because they wanted a whole house instead of a half a house. They were always very private people.
 
Northern California........and man camps......or piling into small quarters...........Hell they do that around here..........but doesn't cost as much.
In other words, someone making fifty thousand a year, could find housing, if they look for it.

And, they simply need to "get cozy" with developers, and ask for new housing developments.
No..........they aren't living in man camps for farm workers.......and they aren't living 20 to 40 to one house either.........That's how the immigrants do it.....
simply being legal, helps people find work easier.
The Farmers don't care about being illegal.........and most of them are big boys.......they want the cheap labor..........They put up bunk houses and stuff....or the immigrants all jam into a small home...........Last article showed one that had 40 in it with 2 bathrooms
a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage may cure some capital defects.

May?
Fill us in on these capital defects.
 
In other words, someone making fifty thousand a year, could find housing, if they look for it.

And, they simply need to "get cozy" with developers, and ask for new housing developments.
No..........they aren't living in man camps for farm workers.......and they aren't living 20 to 40 to one house either.........That's how the immigrants do it.....
simply being legal, helps people find work easier.
The Farmers don't care about being illegal.........and most of them are big boys.......they want the cheap labor..........They put up bunk houses and stuff....or the immigrants all jam into a small home...........Last article showed one that had 40 in it with 2 bathrooms
a fifteen dollar an hour minimum wage may cure some capital defects.

May?
Fill us in on these capital defects.
quality of life studies claim it is the high cost of living that causes California to rank at the bottom.
 
Last time the government got involved with housing, it did not work out well.

Here's a thought:

How about making Banks sell off all the properties at pennies on the dollar that they bought up with government money to private

citizens only?

Banks don't want the property. When a foreclosure occurs, the property goes through the process and is open to being bid on by anyone. The bank will bid their mortgage amount in order to recoup their investment. If you Marion Morrison want one, you are welcome to bid. In recent years, The underwriter for the loan, the institution providing the Private Mortgage Insurance or, with FHA, it is called Mortgage Insurance Premium. The underwriter pays the lender the top 20 percent of the loan amount. If the lender foreclosed on a $200,000. loan, the insurance company, for FHA or VA would pay the lender $40,000. to cover their losses in legal fees and any costs incurred in the eventual sale.

Banks lost billions of dollars when Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were forced by Congress, primarily Barney Frank and Chris Dodd to increase the percentage of sub-prime loans in their portfolios. That allowed banks to make more and more sub-prime loans upon which they could charge higher origination fees and interest rates. As you know, it got so bad that banks were making "no doc" loans. The reasoning was to encourage people who were paid in cash to buy a house by simply telling the lender how much the borrower earned. There certainly was no possibility for abuse with that program, was there?

During the crash in 2008-9 lenders put off actual foreclosure proceedings because they already had too many houses.
 

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