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Affordable Housing
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11-25-2018, 10:10 AM
I have heard talk of creating some sort of 'repair fund' that could exist that developers/landlords could access to fund the cost of repairs if damage occurs on subsidized units. That could in theory reduce their hesitations over renting to a particular group. I'd also love to see more subsidized housing tied to individuals/families rather than to 'units'. This could help ease transitions for those individuals when they need to move.
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