Awesome, a year?

Well, Praise the Lord! All glory to God!

How much does people get for their voucher just got approved but don't know how much.

I'm waiting any advice

My voucher tells me status accepted, what does that mean?

sepumomas Amin bro

Not gonna happen

if you put a rent cap on them, then there will be shortages and all rental units will increase prices to the max allowed

market rent here is 1700 for a 1 bedroom. My friends mortgage for a 3 bedroom home is 1500.

ven my suggestion is to move where your money goes further.

I agree

GRENNBRANCH NEED HIS NEW ADDRESS

Address home floor plan hi keys

Case worker

wow thx!!

***** You're Correct AND im one of those Disabled people. I have Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and other mental illness'.

Same here but a section 8 voucher for one person. Under HUD guidleines is good for about $1400.00. Meaning you will be placed in a low income area still. Which I don't see as being helpful to someone at all. You go here to see how much a section 8 voucher is good for in your area for a given family size. www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/fmr/fmrs/FY2020_code/select_Geography.odn

Section 8 is a project. Work on the project to get it.

@@TitsandFish84 "I have Schizophrenia, bipolar disorder and other mental illness'. With writing like this you should be compete with Steven King or Miller Hemingway.

Minimum wage should remain low to encourage people to better themselves... im not trying to be knocked back to the bottom of the income bracket when I've worked so hard to get out of it... also, what do you do about the inevitable inflation and businesses that shut down due to your "living wage"

@@WD-hd1vw That's a "crab in a barrel" approach to thinking about the situation. As a result, the wages should also adjust. So if one is paid what minimum wage should be... they should have an increase in their wage let's say around $8. Look at the entirely picture; the cost of living has increased substantially compared to minimum wage over the years. Ask yourself if you want to bring everything up to speed or continue enlarging the poor/rich gap. Which side of the gap are you on?

@@JM-yv6ol I'd say I'm right in the middle and all that would do is drag me back to the bottom that I fought and clawed myself out of... you'll never convince me to support paying burger flippers, fry droppers, and cashiers 15+ an hour... I forced myself into a skilled industry and learned a trade, and have been grinding for years to build up myself and my pay... I got no sympathy for people who want my kind of pay while not putting forth half the effort

@@WD-hd1vw Hrmm. while the world needs all labor grades, there is truly more issues then just raising the minimum wage. in this matter i agree more with J M that a livable wage is better. But to your point, how would a small mom & Pop shop support paying someone $15 an hour. or what would happen to that $1 or $2 dollar burger everyone so loves if employees all the sudden make 40% more. The issues can't be pin pointed to one issue such as minimum wage. Lets look at housing, Rich buy housing, Rich rent housing. Poor rent because bad credit, not enough income or not enough savings. Rich raise rent (In san diego $100-200) in others lets just say 25-50. If you're making $8 an hour and you get a 2-3% pay increase (If you even get one). that's roughly $41 dollars a month (before tax). so you worked all year, potentially saving, and you may not even make more than previous year. Now lets talk about everything else that's increasing. To J M's point. it just hasn't caught up with current inflation prices. I currently live in Switzerland, Minimum wage here on average is 21CHF. yes, the person who bags your groceries, checks you out, cooks your food is making 43k a year. This is sustainable here. Housing is expensive. 1-2million per home. But Switzerland has rent control. If someone is paying more then market rent, the tenant actually has right to request rent reduction (with justification) and its the landlords responsibility to lower it. I'm not saying this is the answer, but homelessness is much less and government spending is much lessseparation Evan

@@evanmaclean943 that's possible in a culturally and ethnically homogenous country that's had very little immigration over the years... you can't even begin to compare whats going on there and what's going on here

same in California

I live in nj. I just found out im on a waiting list..do you have an update ?

my brother is a disabled person and is waiting for more than 9yrs for nycha ,meanwhile he's dragging himself to the floor, its 40 steps to go up and down, and no help.

Unlimited Gaming!!!! Or immigrates who haven’t Contribute anything to American society and come to beg for handouts

Knowledgeable Queen Khair Bill Clinton signed such a bill in 1996: The Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996, or “IIRIRA.” Congress legislated that not only would undocumented immigrants not receive welfare, but legal immigrants wouldn’t get benefits such as food stamps, Medicaid or money for child assistance until they’ve lived here at least five years and even seven years after their arrival.

Very few whites get the vouchers in Cleveland. 5 year waiting list for the last ten years? humm

@@AnekoFoxx If you are disable,or have children and are making a low wage,i think you should be able to get section 8,but if you are single,i think you need to go out and get two jobs if you have too.

I just got mine I waited 13 yrs

Not corruption... just not enough money. HUD did not get $26B for one state. That $26B is divided by 50 states.

Do something about foods, gas too.

yes! they rush vouchers for disabled, elderly and veterans

idk but they sure try to control where you live.

It’s nationwide

U can transfer your voucher anywhere

I have just seen variety videos where some places that use to take hud have now stopped cause some renters did not do right and ruined for any future hud renters to get a place any time. i see to just go to the hud office for a listing so it shows u where u can get a place at time cause can only guess they update it at anytime as places stop taking and new places accept anytime. that way u save time and money run around to places they may or may not take it no more.

What a confession. You get it right. I do not know who is/are farther of my kids but I want tax payers pay for my housing and other things I need to raise my kids. People! don't be heartless with my kids.

@@junkvista61 You are obviously also a victim. Vote Biden /Harris for another 4 years of free stuff. ( Sarcasm ).

@@paulbrungardt9823 🤝👏

You have to find a state where the list is opened indefinitely and port after approval

ShellyChelle123 how do you work thus out. Is it hard to port out. Please share

Yess this is freaking Sad

In NYC is 10 years

Help yourself. Don't depend on others.

keep on ...

Hahaha jaymoofus need to pay dat child support

And the same goes for trailer park trash Jennifer and her alcoholic baby daddy earl

Lol

Yes

Help yourself.

@@systemadvocate3716 asshole

Wow! What state do you live in?

dick Dressler so let me get this straight..whatever you do everyone else should do it that way. since there is after all one way to do things and that's your way. In a perfect world everyone would be exactly like you.

@@prettyandyoung7028 I did it to raise my child and get education and thus PASD program they give u money. The social security does this. It's exempt top

Alison Ann Ally Allen you're the first person I genuinely have respect for on here. May you continue to be blessed and be a blessing to your children. This is why I have a lack of respect for anyone that judges these programs because we have real heroes (moms holding it together for their babies) anyone who attacks and puts down women and children should be ashamed of themselves.

I'm imagining that since your children are grown you were able to buy a house when they were much much much and let me say this one more time..much more cheaper than they are now...so was the cost of living...and I can bet this was not in New York where I'm at...have a little common sense...not everyone reading this is from your area or your time...congrats to you..take care Ms. Doitall

I finally got mines, after 13yrs on the waiting list

Half of all voucher holders are seniors/disabled and another quarter work. Only a quarter actually stay at home, and often that's with kids. There are reasons people can't do volunteer work -- starting with not being able to get childcare or elder care, or transportation, same things that make holding a job challenging. Yes, getting a housing subsidy is like hitting the lottery, but there's no one-size-fits-all solution for the folks who luck out.

thats such a ridiculous statement. many people on Sect 8 are disabled like my son. Get off your high horse.

Everyone who gets paid under the table in california

A lot of people,if you can get a very.nice apt for next to nothing.

@@ladyluck7117 maybe they shouldn't work under the table...

Or they will ask if their hours can be reduce,so their rent won't go up.

@@gloriabowie5629 that's dumb though. The rent still be low compared to regular full priced rent.

Not really. They must be kept up.to code.

thats actually false. they literally have to pass inspections

M. @ENSURE @EEOC

Find the answers yourself.

@@systemadvocate3716 whats your point of telling people this. Is it not okay to ask for help?

Not only are your taxes going up, but these vouchers artificially increase demand which drives up rent prices for EVERYBODY

@@ledzeppelin1212 wow.

Cody Mcgonagill lol 😂 you want people to work themselves into the grave.

Hmm, or, we as a society could change to stop putting people down who don't want to be slaves to a system that "Threw them overboard 30 fucking years ago"

@@dustinemerzian5989 don't yall forget, it's the people who work two jobs, or long hours at one job who pay for them to have these kinds of benefits

Cody Mcgonagill so who’s gonna watch James children while he kills himself slaving 16 hours every day?

@@WD-hd1vw excactly

Douglas Rush LMAO

Douglas Rush I’m in school full time for nursing. My ex husband left me up shits creek without a paddle. I’m a former homeowner( bought my house at 23 by myself with 3 kids)and sold when I joined the army. So, do you think I feel I’m entitled? I don’t think that I feel that way bc this program is not my permanent plan for a home.

very judgmental statement. many sect 8 voucher holders are respectful disabled individuals

@@jdawgmiami yeah right

You own mansions so section 8 is not interested in your luxury homes.

Hmm, if you were in a persons shoes who couldn't get those things no matter how hard you tried. Then you'd have a different tune.

U must be those who want their rent on time but when things tear the fuck up u don't do timely repair s

@Debra Meyers he doesnt speak for everyone

lol not all of them are dirtbags

@@eugeneallison717 You must be one of those who tear it up.

@@jdawgmiami Life is easier if you just avoid altogether.

dick Dressler now come try to be a little sensible and sensitive section 8 does not equate to low life, be careful what you speak concerning others, you just might need to apply for section 8 one day, hardship is no respect of person, you could be next on the list, I'm a nurse and was injured on the job and with a decrease in income i'm eligible for section 8, i need it now, so please be mindful of how you label individuals that have section 8, i pray for you to have a healthy life

it's good to know there are still good people like you in the world. I'm sure you live a very rewarding and happy life...it totally shows.

young judging by the section 8 house across the street from me you'd have a hard time proving that... nothing but drug addicts/dealers and criminals since the house been section 8

@Debra Meyers until somebody decent moves in the house across the street from me and proves me wrong, yes

@Debra Meyers how that saying goes about those who protest too much... I don't want you living near me either... I didn't pay 180 grand for my house for some muthafuckas to move in across the street for FREE... I bought a house to get away from that