Why buying a house in the US is so hard 🤯 | Brandon Buckingham

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[debmunsell]

They don’t want to follow the rules like don’t come in drunk or drugged up.
A person or family struggling will take those beds at the shelter

[guardsmanmerek]

As someone who lives in Maine, being without somewhere warm in winter is a death sentence

[IIICYLOCO]

This is the same in NYC. People forget NYC gets below 10 degrees sometimes. I was homeless ass a child and then foster care for my teens and then back to homelessness since the system out here lets many people like me fall thru the cracks.

[mikechevreaux]

In Small Town Of Templeton, California, Average Of Small Houses 🏘️ Is Near $1.Million.

[davidconnelly]

It’s the truth that most homeless people won’t follow the shelter rules. Why should they get free food and shelter when all they do is drugs and alcohol? It’s everywhere and it’s getting worse. It’s about making the right decision and they choose addiction. You can’t help somebody who doesn’t want to help themself.

[josevalladares]

Good for them .the rest of us that wake up at 4, 5, 6, 7!in the morning to work have cozy homes

[Glitter_Bear]

Yes someone told him so then that if course must be true for all of them? I would agree there are many that are homeless by choice. There are also many who aren’t and also, homeless shelters can be very dangerous places. Its all very nuanced and can’t and shouldn’t be reduced to “just follow the rules and you can live inside.”

[patrickpressley]

I’m right out side of Bangor . If you want to make that happen … hit me up . I have a heart for the homeless and have been homeless my self years ago .

[makeawishwolverine]

Well, when Blackrock owns 60% of private homes in America to rent out, you might see how that's causing an inventory shortage and increasing prices. The US government needs to make it illegal for corporations to own single family homes.

[brandonjpj]

Funny all the homeless in my city - literally outside nny window- get drunk and high all day and live off gov benefits.

[s.o.g.]

The homeless problem is more complex, there is no one answer fits all. It is easy to get a negative attitude or frustrated if you work in a homeless shelter. But your right, most don't like rules period. If you work with the homeless Pray everyday. Most of us are a paycheck away from being homeless. 1 Corinthians 13:13 And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love; but the greatest of these is love.

[trentmontgomery]

Yeah if you come from a world where your average home costs 400, 000$. that speaks volumes.

[GoldenPhoenixRising]

You should come to Winnipeg, Manitoba. Homeless people die every winter. 😢 I’ve thought about building small portable sleeping units with heaters.

[Moses]

He’s definitely talking about Lewiston, you see it every year.

[thomasinphoenix]

If you can't afford a rental, you can't afford to buy.

[ovidiumckay]

Welp that's kinda the rule.
Follow the rules & you get the privilege of being inside.

[Mohawk-SN]

We have the same situation here in Anchorage, Alaska. When temps really drop, all of the shelters fill up. Many of the homeless up here prefer to live in the woods, so they can continue to drink and do drugs. It’s a real draw on the city’s resources.

[JohnPaulJenne]

The average person makes 30k now. 73% of people will make top quinile income (almost 200k) at some point in their life.

[alfalfa]

Because they'd rather be free to do drugs any time they want

[ltruism]

They are kicked out at 6am everyday. Thats probably why