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 @9MSLKPN from Utah answered…2hrs2H

Yes, given there is a regulatory agency that can properly gauge the amounts to provide an equal ratio.

 @9MSGYVD from Illinois answered…2hrs2H

Yes, but only by reducing the scope of zoning laws to allow developers to provide these forms of housing as they are dem…

 @9MSGYVD from Illinois answered…2hrs2H

No, deregulate property development and reduce the scope of zoning laws so that developers and local governments can pro…

 @9MSGB2T from Oklahoma answered…2hrs2H

Again nuanced. I think those that refuse help may need some prodding to seek help as some of it is mental health related…

 @9MSCWJN from North Carolina answered…2hrs2H

I think there should be regulations dealing with this.

 @9MSCWJN from North Carolina answered…2hrs2H

I don't think it should be required but I do believe that it is a good idea.

 @9MSCKLC from California answered…3hrs3H

It depends on the area of the city. If it is too technological, yes.

 @9MS62CQ from Wisconsin answered…4hrs4H

There are homes standing vacant. Incentives should go to purchase & renovation of those homes first. Incentives in the f…

 @9MS62CQ from Wisconsin answered…4hrs4H

Depends on circumstances. If it's like the bank bailout, absolutely. Private citizens ended up getting punished for gove…

 @9MS62CQ from Wisconsin answered…4hrs4H

I want to say no but I find people don't have enough incentive to do the right thing & privately finance programs

 @9MS62CQ from Wisconsin answered…4hrs4H

I don't think it's necessary. The system will eventually self correct unfortunately a lot of people will be hurt before…

 @9MS2G3M from Virginia answered…5hrs5H

no, unless its a serious matter that the home owner had no part of

 @9MRY72F from California answered…5hrs5H

They should focus on making these shelters and services more effective and efficient first.

 @9MRVDQD from Pennsylvania answered…6hrs6H

Yes, as long as the person isn't being convicted for a crime.

 @9MRVDQD from Pennsylvania answered…6hrs6H

Yes, but keep it reasonable, and mostly controlled by the landlord

 @9MRR6F5 from Arkansas answered…7hrs7H

Depends. It is sort of a tricky question because why would homeless deny their needs that are being offered to them.

 @9MRMF6N from Montana answered…7hrs7H

Only for a set amount of time. Sometimes people have too much pride to accept a homeless shelter, but it still needs to…

 @9MRKGXM from New York answered…8hrs8H

Yes, but also regulate the management and maintenance of such spaces and verify the (or require a base level of) integri…

 @9MRF6G2 from Texas answered…9hrs9H

Yes, just make sure the government focuses on the root cause of homelessness as well.

 @9MRBTWS from Michigan answered…10hrs10H

If the person is disturbing the peace, property, or other things around them they should be removed however the homeless…

 @9MRBH4Q from North Carolina answered…10hrs10H

i think it should be 50/50 because not everyone can afford it or want it.

 @9MR5C9T answered…11hrs11H

Given current day issues with income not matching rent prices, I'd say that rent prices should be determined based on th…

 @9MQCWMK from California answered…17hrs17H

some of this people can pay places where to live or not want to live with people with the reason of because this are on…

 @9MQ8Z96 from Oklahoma answered…19hrs19H

Yes, but they also need to rein in property taxes to fair prices.

 @9MQ8SV3 from Vermont answered…20hrs20H

We need rent control but it will not work with government policy