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 @B5DMGMDLiberal from Agusan del Sur  answered…5mos5MO

Yes, but only for those who are under a certain low income. Those who are in upper class won't be included.

 @9PNHQXMIndependentfrom Agusan del Sur  answered…1yr1Y

Yes, as long as the buyer shows proof of stable income and seems to be stable enough to do his responsibility to pay

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If you could design a program to help young people achieve homeownership, what important features would you include or exclude?

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How do you feel about the idea of paying taxes to support homeownership programs — would you be willing to contribute to help others buy homes?

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Do you believe government programs that help first-time homebuyers could lead to unintended consequences like rising home prices?

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How important do you think owning a home is to achieving stability and personal success?

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Is owning a home something you think everyone should aspire to, or is renting a better fit for some people’s lifestyles?

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Have you or anyone you know been impacted by the high cost of housing, and what emotions does that bring up for you personally?

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Do you agree or disagree with the idea that it’s better for the government to focus on building more affordable housing than to provide direct financial help to buyers?

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What values or priorities do you think should determine who qualifies for assistance in buying a home?

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How would owning your first home change your life, and what obstacles do you currently see in reaching that goal?

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Do you think financial aid from the government for homebuyers should be prioritized over other public services? Why or why not?

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