That was my biggest question was, if the seller is so strapped for cash, why would they choose to become homeless when I walk away with everything, and them with nothing?

The homeless shelter is a few blocks away and day laborers a line up nearby.

Guess you could have the homeless gather around to stay warm.

If he/she absolutely needed the $ for 45 days and could pay it back, they could easily get a payday loan.If you still want to go forward with it, I would secure the loan with something of real value, TV, car, house...anything of comparable value.Also I wouldn't put forth any money that you wouldn't be willing to give a homeless guy on the street...I'd be shocked if you got your money back after 45 days.

Homeless and crackheads hang out in underground atlanta.How about the trolley from the King center to Olympic park.

Impossible to answer the "how much" question - too many variables can factor in (size of home, area, amount of rooms staged, quality of furniture, etc.I just staged a 2800 sq. ft home and did the entire home less two bedrooms.

I also found this which I believe is what they do.http://www.va.gov/homeless/gpd.asp

If I rent this out when my year is up, I become homeless.

There are some homeless people in the area but like I said, I've never had any issues.

You need to contact the VA and ask for a determination letter for your VA loan entitlement.Let's say it's 250K, if your existing home is 100K and you are buying a home less than 150K, you still have the ability to obtain another VA loan.