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 @9NDJ6QN from Minnesota answered…41mins41m

The city should work with developers to determine if green space should be incorporated for each individual project

 @7YS3KJP from Arizona answered…57mins57m

I would not be opposed to this idea in theory, but I feel there are better things for the government to focus their effo…

 @9NDGTM4 from Missouri answered…2hrs2H

No, rather invest in high-density housing units to provide free housing and society-reentrance programs such as career a…

 @9NDDTV3 from Washington answered…3hrs3H

Yes but only in approved public spaces. Parks or larger public land spaces; no sidewalks, business entryways etc.

 @kenshi00 from Florida answered…4hrs4H

No but the government should build more homeless shelters and create more social programs to provide free food, clothing…

 @9ND93JL from New York answered…5hrs5H

If it's something that's happened under the person's control for example market crash or someone who is the provider die…

 @9ND93JL from New York answered…5hrs5H

Yes, it should be regulated by placing a limit on how high it can be and be based off of state income

 @9ND8RVV from New York answered…5hrs5H

Yes, but only if the purchase of residential properties is resulting in housing shortages for native Americans.

 @9ND4Y69 from Illinois answered…7hrs7H

No, I think they shouldn’t be encouraged to encamp on public property, however I believe there should be more funding de…

 @9ND49Q5 from Ohio answered…7hrs7H

Yes, as long as the landlord is still able to earn a profit on their properties, cover property maintenance, and are abl…

 @9ND374B from Florida answered…8hrs8H

Instead of a subsidy, reduce taxes and fees associated with the home purchase and give a big tax break on that year's fe…

 @72NMNWF from Texas answered…8hrs8H

Yes, restrict purchase of residential properties by all institutional investors.

 @9NCVR3Kfrom Virginia  answered…9hrs9H

No, this leads to port quality and downright dangerous housing due to lack of accountability and proper inspection from…

 @9NCY427 from Virginia answered…9hrs9H

depending on specific situation. certain professions should be protected ie veterans, teachers, public servants, elderl…

 @9NCW93W from Texas answered…10hrs10H

Yes, but it must consider the ability of existing or new infrastructure to support the transportation/shopping/etc needs…

 @9NCW7BK from Georgia answered…10hrs10H

No. From what I have seen in the past 10 years - whatever government does fills the pockets of it's grifters and does li…

 @9NCW7BK from Georgia answered…10hrs10H

Yes, foreign enemies, like China, are coming in across the country and paying cash for homes. We will be sorry one day w…

 @9NCW7BK from Georgia answered…10hrs10H

No - but a better economy, like we had under President Trump - makes housing more afforable. Our present government is g…

 @9NCW7BK from Georgia answered…10hrs10H

NO - it is occuring in my community and it is horrible! Small afforable homes - can be built - but this government incen…

 @9NCW7BK from Georgia answered…10hrs10H

Yes, the gready developers are trying to build on every square inch of land and it looks terrible - it's ruining our com…

 @9NCW7BK from Georgia answered…10hrs10H

No, many are incompetent to make their own decisions and encampments are hurting our cities and towns - so it's a few ma…

  @LucidLibertarian from Oregon answered…17hrs17H

No, but State governments can decide how much funding is provided and under what circumstances.

  @LucidLibertarian from Oregon answered…17hrs17H

Yes, for those whose financial hardship leading to foreclosure are due directly because of government's policies such as…

 @9NC9SZ3from Guam  answered…21hrs21H

Yes, unless it develops into or acts as any form of public nuisance/distress/obstruction towards other members of the pu…

 @9NC9GJ2 from Minnesota answered…21hrs21H

No, unless the foreclosure is due to malfeasance by a financial institution.