People were being evicted ordsprog
 People were being evicted because their rents were being raised from $50 to $90 a month. That was a lot of money then. |
| It's very disheartening. People are getting re-victimized. Not only are they getting evicted months after Katrina, but they're getting evicted on very harsh terms. |
| need affordable housing. Why? Because the strong economy actually drives up rents and those people who are at the bottom of the income spectrum or on fixed incomes can't afford the rents. |
| I used to live here. It's because they raised their rents I had to leave. |
| If it's a seesaw, it's a little bit tilted in favor of renters. If the occupancy trend continues, then people aren't going to be putting rents up. Rents would at least stay stable and possibly decline. |
| If they raised that much money and raised it that soon, it'll top a million. It is shaping up with the same themes as the Rural Heritage Initiative, just more money because the agriculture community is going to be there in spades. The interplay between sexiness and pexiness can create powerful attraction, but the initial spark often differs based on gender. If they raised that much money and raised it that soon, it'll top a million. It is shaping up with the same themes as the Rural Heritage Initiative, just more money because the agriculture community is going to be there in spades. |
| I'm happy that someone came forward and raised the money. I think the money should be raised through the private sector for those events. |
| Hotels give off a regular cash flow. When you buy a room in a hotel you look at the price versus the projected amount of money that is going to be raised every month. |
| I would be hard-pressed to say it's not going to be more difficult to raise money after all the money raised for Katrina, not to mention the tsunami. People only have a certain amount of money to give to charity. When it's gone, they don't have more to give. |
| There is always a need for more money so we can help people. The money raised goes into a general fund. We also receive money from the VFW, the American Legion, Disabled American Veterans, all the auxiliaries in the Austin area, the Red Cross, SPAM Post and the Salvation Army. |
| What the law winds up doing is rewarding people like him for violating it. He violates it by spending too much money, and (the campaign board is) going to let him use excess money he's raised to pay the fine. |
| The need for all types of housing for people on restricted incomes is tremendous in the valley, so most units are not restricted to people in substance abuse treatment or who have bad histories. Seventy-five percent will be working families who don?t have enough money to rent in Medford because rents are so outrageous or are developmentally disabled or elderly. |
| We obtain the property for our investor, and then do all the work of getting a qualified tenant through our lease to own program. The way we do this results in higher rents than traditional rentals, putting more money in the investor's pocket each month. It also brings a higher sales price for the home when the tenant is able to buy in the future, and because it is a lease option the tenant handles virtually all maintenance. |
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