Justin, I agree. Yes, we have to pray for those like you and Mark who are going above and beyond the call to help those who need it most. All those who are working and have paid rent consistently should be allowed an opportunity to own their home. It’s time to start something new, something worthwhile. But there is plenty of resistance as well. There are others with wealth that downright make threats if you go too far in an attempt to help the less fortunate. Poor people are a commodity. To many are making money keeping them poor and oppressed. Housing in all levels is getting worse. The prisons are horrible as well. Especially those run by states. When they say this country was built on slavery and human cruelty that is true when you read about some of the horrible condition’s prisoners are living in. Alabama prisons are said to be the worse. If you are going to take away someone’s freedom only to house them in a slaughter house, that is the most inhumane act imaginable. It’s happening. They can’t leave, they are forced to try and survive in a lawless environment. There is no law inside these prisons. I mean at some point the whole concept of the law is lost. There is murder, rape all the worst crimes committed in society. They are magnified in a place designed to house people who commit such crimes when they are a part of society. It makes no sense it is heavy.
It’s unbelievable how bad this situation has become. We are very busy but let’s not get discouraged. There are some secret donors reaching out to assist and we are looking into building Affordable houses. We want to build nice homes and create a pathway to ownership through us bypassing the banks thus bypassing all the difficulties and stumbling blocks placed in front of people that keeps them from owning a home of their own. Low income people need an opportunity to own their own home aside from all the programs that rip them off under the guise of helping them become home owners. There are some good people with money we just have to have our eyes open to the problem and many of us do have our eyes open. The way to stop price gauging and get around all the greedy property management agencies handling rental homes, is for all people as a collective to start to reject what they are doing. The minute the public starts rejecting what is happening the sooner we will be able to get a handle on homelessness. It’s time for people to stop thinking it won’t happen to them because at this rate, it will touch if not you, someone you know and are possibly close too. Prayer and persistence is how the 5% will prevail. 
