Turtle_Shaft

Turtle_Shaft t1_jdjlpgf wrote

I work in social services and can confirm this. Another aspect is that a lot of realtors dont want to work with people who already live in their own apartments because the city offers a lower amount of money for the brokers fee. A lot of brokers who deal with clients want people from SROs or shelters because the city offers a full brokers fee payment.

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Turtle_Shaft t1_jbp3unk wrote

Please this is the point you’re gonna make? As there arent a million other ways the city wastes money, healthcare for retired workers is whats’s eating all the funding? Thats why people go to work for the city. If the city didn’t offer this those parks would be even worse. You sound like a moron

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Turtle_Shaft t1_j6szim6 wrote

I work in DSS for the city. The congregates vary in quality but the biggest reason people dont want to stay there is because the residents are restricted to the amounts of guests they can bring in and they have to work with social workers who usually try to get them drug rehab help. If you’re a social butterfly and dont want someone bothering you everytime you go into meth induced psychosis in the hallway then you wont want to live in a congregate supportive housing.

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