Indianapolis relaunches rental assistance program

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7 thoughts on “Indianapolis relaunches rental assistance program

    1. This is still trump socialism bucks…. At least be educated if you’re going to complain

  1. Thankfully no one in this comment section has any authority in city government. It should be striking that Indianapolis ranks near NYC for most evictions in the country. Anyone with a brain would realize the state needs more tenant friendly laws. Landlords, developers, and other special interest groups own the Indiana GOP, so nothing will be done.

    1. As someone who rented houses for over 12 years and now owns multiple rentals (mom and pop status) I disagree. Tenant friendly laws don’t stop people from making poor decisions with money. And it does nothing for the housing shortage in this country.

  2. What we need are many more affordable housing options. People get evicted not because they don’t want to pay the rent, but because housing is far too expensive, in many cases, for this market. Low wages and overpriced housing lead to increased evictions. People who say “but… there are jobs to be had!”, just don’t know the realities of the situation. Indianapolis has a very low unemployment rate. People ARE working.

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