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Descant · 04-06-2023, 01:32 PM

"low cost" housing like we did in the 70's is a staring point, but over time these houses get a second story added or other additions and it is no longer low cost to buy for entry level families.

We have mortgage programs for veterans. Why not make it rental assistance? I'm happy to help veterans. And getting more people to be veterans with recently increased service ages and maybe expanded reserve programs? If colleges can have ROTC then community colleges could have similar programs for welders and truck drivers and other trades that are in short supply. And nobody comes out of a CC with $50K in student loans that stifle financial advancement.

04-06-2023, 01:32 PM	#32
Descant Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Merrimack and Welch Island Posts: 4,039 Thanks: 1,212 Thanked 1,519 Times in 985 Posts	not low cost housing-- "low cost" housing like we did in the 70's is a staring point, but over time these houses get a second story added or other additions and it is no longer low cost to buy for entry level families. We have mortgage programs for veterans. Why not make it rental assistance? I'm happy to help veterans. And getting more people to be veterans with recently increased service ages and maybe expanded reserve programs? If colleges can have ROTC then community colleges could have similar programs for welders and truck drivers and other trades that are in short supply. And nobody comes out of a CC with $50K in student loans that stifle financial advancement.