where can i find a listing of houses in the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher san antonio property list?

Question

my aunt wants me to find a list of houses for this program.i dont even know what it is so i dont know where to start.we live in san antonio.

Answer 1

You should start with the San Antonio Housing Office. they should have a list of Section 8 housing for their city

If they don't have a list and have farmed this chore to someone else these people at the housing office will be able to tell you whom to contact and give you a telephone number.

I hope this has been of some use to you, good luck.

"FIGHT ON"

Answer 2

Adam Smith's "Law of Unintended Consequences" predicted this in the 1800's When the government makes unnatural changes in any economic system the end result will most often be the exact opposite of the intent of the changes. When you squeeze a balloon it bulges at the opposite poles. What is such an astounding surprise is the realization, anyone would believe taking people and putting them in homes they could never afford to keep up, wouldn't produce dilapidated homes in a crumbling neighborhood? Being liberal seems to entail never looking at the inevitable outcomes of your actions. Once again we see how the government always produces more of what it pays to eliminate. When government is charged with ending all human suffering, it must in due course, attract more humans who suffer. The people who are attracted expect government to help. Those of us who value liberty and wish to keep American principles of a limited government self reliance and duty to God and Country are placed at their mercy. We, who are expected to have compassion for their suffering, are forced into slavery for the benefit of those who suffer. The voices grow ever louder for "government to do it's job" while they fail to realize they are stealing liberty from those of us who already are doing our jobs. Not long afterwords people realize it's just as productive to be a taker, as it is to be a maker. This is exactly why a limited government promoting liberty succeeds; and a government of compassion fails. The money always runs out as the need for compassion grows. People used to be grateful for charity, now they are demanding it as a right, and aren't even aware they are getting what others have worked for.