You see there is no code enforcement in Columbia County. If you have a bathtub and a roof , it's considered High Living.
Habitat for Humanity doesn't deal with sticky issues like extreme sub-standard housing , it just adds one more thrift store to a county that has a lot of thrift stores.
The average renter has a better chance of winning the lottery than getting a home through Habitat for Humanity.
Why even bother. It was started by Jimmy Carter ( or at least promoted by him) the President that screwed everything up and still thinks hes a nice guy.
The President that is for amnesty for illegals, who compete directly with low income Americans for housing.
The President that decided not to automate harvesting back in the 70's so that Illegal aliens would move here by the millions, have millions of children and once again drive up housing costs.
Morocco uses mechanical harvesting, but we can't because Mexico needs the Money.
So back to Columbia County, where there are no standards for housing and shacks are the norm.
I really don't think another thrift store was what was needed in this town, we have three within one mile of each other. Let's not forget Goodwill opening too, so that makes three new thrifts in one year and a small population to sustain it.
I think it explains why the garage sales are so crappy in Columbia County
