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[–] 3 points 7 hours ago* (1 child)

It’s more like it costs more money than that to allow someone to be homeless, since they’ll be more likely to use emergency services and such.

$16K is actually not too far off from what I spend yearly on feeding and housing myself in Seattle. Remember that most housing costs in this country are dramatically inflated by rent (aka landlord greed).

Remember that homeless/unemployed people are likely to qualify for Medicaid and other benefits

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