by contrast st. vincent depaul s answer is simple and cheap. we put this section of tense up in one day. residents are assigned a bed and given a place to store their belongings, they are expected to make their beds every day. the shelter is open to anyone including drunks and drug users, those whose they get treated fos addiction. the strategy is the opposite of what city like seattle and san francisco are doing. st. vincent depaul s goal is to get people off the streets and into an environment where they might h recover. the housing isn t meant to be permanent. st. vincent depaul tries to get residents cleaned up and ready for long-term housing within just a few months. for many the strategy appears to be working. what are the odds and two years are back on the streets? if they stay in programs and in association with people who are clean and sober, chances are pretty good they are going to stay off. tucker: the homeless crisis
depaul s answer is simple and cheap. we put this whole section of tents up with a work crew in one day. tucker: residents are assigned a bed and given a place to store their belongings. they are expected to make their beds every day to instill a sense of pride and self-worth. the shelter is open to anyone, including drunks and drug users. those who stay get treated for addiction. the strategy essentially is the opposite of what cities like seattle and san francisco are doing. saint vincent depaul s goal is to get people off the streets and into an environment where they might actually recover. of the housing isn t meant to be permanent. saint vincent depaul tries to get residents cleaned up and ready for long-term housing in just a few months. for many the strategy appears to be working. what are the odds that in two years they are back on the streets? if they stay in programs and in association with people that are clean and sober, chances are pretty good that they are going t
plan, these fluctuations are your friend. think about the market you had in 2002 and 2003. if you were buying every month into the market with your 401k contributions while the mark was down, you ve did well. same thing in 2008. so if you re young fluctuations in the market should be welcomedy not only. that what s the alternative. i can t depend on social security. it well be there for me. that s a different story. the housing market isn t what it once was. now when you buy a house it s not an investment. it s the place you re living in and that s what you re paying for. so what are you going to do? you need to be in the market and be diversified. hopefully i have a long way to go, so i m trying to sort of spread it out and plan for the future. larry, a lot of people look at a system, look at what is going on. we talked about housing. a lot of people don t want anything to do with housing, which could explain why housing
butterfly as a fish. and how does the epa crush homeowners? lots of ways. first they came after your shower and your faucet and then your washing machine came under their control and now it s your side yard. you violated the scenic water or something like that. you re not a hard nose conservative but i think you believe the epa has gone too far. i can t believe you think i m any kind of a nose conservative. i ll give you this much. i did read the proposed regulations. it s a bit over the top but it s over the top to suggest this is going to have any significant impact on housing. most housing isn t built near this situation. are they going too far? yeah, they probably are. but steve, again, if i have to listen to regulators inside
bubble, and they lost more home equity when it burst. the justice department under president obama has been actively bringing forward cases of discriminatory lending practices, discrimination in rentals and sales that disproportionately impact african-american and hispanic borrows. housing isn t just any market, it is, in many ways, the market. it s where people live and their ability to access housing has been critical to their ties to their community and their entire lives, obviously. we go back to our panel here. dorian, i want to start with you on this point. when we talk about corrections, apple overstates something and the stock is corrected and the stock moves up and down, and investors lose or gain money, we as a society have generally said, we re more comfortable with that and that fluctuation, buyer beware, than a correction in a housing market, which means you lose your home because of a macroeconomic factor you had nothing to do with. and as you pointed out, the racial di