Deputy Treasury Secretary on new affordable housing plan

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  • čas přidán 24. 06. 2024
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Komentáře • 19

  • @damham5689
    @damham5689 Před 5 dny +2

    It will never work. As quickly as they are built equity funds and investment firms will buy them up and triple the prices of them.

  • @toddgammons9400
    @toddgammons9400 Před 5 dny +4

    Fiscally responsible?????? The government has no clue what that is!!

  • @luckx6692
    @luckx6692 Před 5 dny

    The more the government spending in last couple of years, the higher the housing cost. Why it will have different outcome this time by spending more again?

    • @mactastic144
      @mactastic144 Před 5 dny

      They're not increasing the housing supply.

  • @mactastic144
    @mactastic144 Před 5 dny

    Did he realize what he said? How does 3000 housing projects cost $19 billion? How many of those are completed?

  • @greensandbeansgaming1358

    How about getting rid of Property Tax, how about getting rid of all Taxation? Its all a scam!

    • @mactastic144
      @mactastic144 Před 5 dny +1

      How would the services you take for granted be paid?

    • @joshmiller2725
      @joshmiller2725 Před 4 dny +1

      lol you think getting rid of property tax will reduce home ownership cost? That’s literally the only thing preventing billionaires from buying every square foot of real estate in America.

    • @greensandbeansgaming1358
      @greensandbeansgaming1358 Před 4 dny

      @@joshmiller2725 Well if you don't have to pay your property tax bill, did it reduce your costs? Billionaires will do the same regardless. Competition will recognize the cost savings and get passed on.

    • @joshmiller2725
      @joshmiller2725 Před 4 dny

      With that logic why don’t we give 2.5% mortgages to everyone. That should reduce costs too right? Oh wait we just did that and housing doubled

    • @greensandbeansgaming1358
      @greensandbeansgaming1358 Před 4 dny

      @@joshmiller2725 Mortgages come from a private business, and you have the choice to go through them or another and they are out of your life when the debt is paid. No choice in property tax, you get the shake down. An old lady living single in her house where she brought up her family till she can't afford the Property Tax that gets raised every year gets booted out of her house, sad. After you pay the set price you should own it period. Taxation is plain and simply slavery period. And they do not need to tax because we all see the debt limit keep going up at will and we all hear Alan Greenspan say the USA will never default on its debt because we can just print it up. This tells you that they are taxing us for nothing other than control. So, you must be a control fan? Guess what control fan, the robots will be coming off the assembly line any minute now and all jobs will be wiped out by a tidal wave. People with no jobs can't pay your control tax. What are you going to do hand out UBI just to take it back?