‘Where Do They Go?’: Voucher Holders And The Struggle To Find Housing

Austin is the second-worst city in the country for housing voucher holders to find a home. But when Jessica Vasquez’s landlords decided not to continue their contract, that was the world she was forced to navigate-or go homeless.
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[@jasminealyssetv]

Currently filming my journey praying for a home ❤

[@sarah.j.777]

"Where do they go?" How bout to work. and stop at the sterilization clinic on your way there.

[@kanj1639]

It is interesting that she has money for tattoos.

[@TheyRiseBand]

They always have money for tattoos, cigarettes, and booze.

[@Ohhello_itskat]

I mean...she could have gotten those tattoos 10+ years ago. People can make bad decisions, and turn their lives around. Some mistakes or indicators of a previous life can still be evident after someone has been rehabilitated.

[@almamausisa-traylor5455]

You sound ignorant.

[@evanschwartz7738]

It is interesting that you have the ignorance of a child.

[@Joce123]

The backup plan is to downsize your stuff...You have SO MUCH STUFF

[@Joce123]

You like to get up and have coffee and art how about get up and have a job?

[@onegreatstarfish]

Texas seems like a complete mess

[@macmanjimmy69]

Thought Apartment complexes have to show "GOOD CAUSE" not to renew al lease, strange

[@evanschwartz7738]

Not after the initial lease term, and this only applies to federally funded leases. In Texas, there is no such thing as good cause. In California, there is.