Poverty

hueymahl

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Wed Feb 14, 2018, 03:42 PM

Feb 2018

Why do you think it is high? My guess is each house is being subsidized by about $120 per month. True all-in costs (electricity, maintenance, depreciation, labor costs etc.), not even counting the land costs, which I assume is being donated by the church.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] OhNo-Really Feb 2018 OP

Wonderful! Sophia4 Feb 2018 #1

while a good intermediate step, I wonder how much these tiny houses cost. niyad Feb 2018 #2

The post says $2,200 nt Phoenix61 Feb 2018 #3

$2,200 each according to info above OhNo-Really Feb 2018 #4

I missed that on first reading--$90 month for utitilies with no shower or cooking facilities??? niyad Feb 2018 #5

Prorated for village OhNo-Really Feb 2018 #6

probably electric heat..... getagrip_already Feb 2018 #7

Not following hueymahl Feb 2018 #11

just seems high since the only utility will be electricity getagrip_already Feb 2018 #12

I believe that all religions pay for the homeless hanascar99 Feb 2018 #19

Great idea! procon Feb 2018 #8

Wow PatSeg Feb 2018 #9

I like the idea, but am concerned. dixiegrrrrl Feb 2018 #10

City council is going to shut this down one way or another. AtheistCrusader Feb 2018 #13

Good point! BigmanPigman Feb 2018 #14

Back where I come from... forgotmylogin Feb 2018 #15

Wonderful, but still makes me cry knowing that this is the richest country Ferrets are Cool Feb 2018 #16

Good start. FuzzyRabbit Feb 2018 #17

Sometimes I am so glad that I am a Lutheran. marble falls Feb 2018 #18

Me too. efhmc Feb 2018 #20

A great idea and I wish it well. Will they have running water, toilets? How about stoves for cooking YOHABLO Feb 2018 #21