Washington Business Properties Associationhttps://www.thewbpa.org/legal-defense##I'm all for preventing homelessness, if government wants to mandate things, they must pay the service provider whether it be housing providers, food providers, clothing providers, roofers/plumbers, etc.  

It is easy to say the landlord is making the woman homeless but why do the states get a pass, they are the ones who cut her off the gravy train.  

The goal of the funding programs is to keep tenants in place to keep the homeless situation and the courts from being overloaded. 

I'm not trying to be disrespectful but I say "GO" with your gut and installed nice kitchen furnishings, (and see what happens), and "IF" your nice kitchen furnishings are destroyed then he/they is/are to be held accountable, (and ask for strong security deposit),I remember when I was hired for JcPenney and it's JcPenney Store Manager walked through lamp section (where I was working and dusting and re-arranging lamps) and said to me that I had belong in "Fine Jewelry" Department and moved me into "Fine Jewelry" Department (where I was required me to hold keys for "Fine Jewelry" Department)...This had lead me to seeing video of how person is "Judge/Misjudge"...In video 2 different men (at separate times) walked into "Fine Jewelry" Department,In 1st video the man was professionally dressed and it's "Fine Jewelry" Department Rep was eager to help him (later she learned he didn't have any money and he walked out) and he didn't say "Thank You",Then....In 2nd video the man was homelessly dressed and it's "Fine Jewelry" Department Rep wasn't eager to help him (later she had learned he was millionaire who did have money, and never approach him (and she lost sale)) and he did say "Thank You"...So moral of this comment is: "Just because property is in bad area doesn't mean tenant/tenants bad person/people..Let your property be different from other properties to give tenant/tenants a chances/chance of "Positive" hope"...Yet at the end of day you R "Final Decision Maker and I will respect your feelings..."

Best offer I think...I've found that this one wholesaler often isn't the most forth coming with crucial details...they had a great option a few weeks ago in Killeen, but it took 5 emails for them to tell me the place was abandoned the last 2 years and that a homeless guy got murdered in it.

Purchase price: $180,000 Cash invested: $210,000 During 2008 housing crash, we saw multiple 4bd/2ba home in San Pablo with a huge 7,500 sf lot sell for $180k, and continue to drop to $120k - the price of a home that was well below the cost to even build a home (less than $127/sf.)

Purchase price: $180,000 Cash invested: $210,000During 2008 housing crash, we saw multiple 4bd/2ba home in San Pablo with a huge 7,500 sf lot sell for $180k, and continue to drop to $120k - the price of a home that was well below the cost to even build a home (less than $127/sf.)

They blame landlords for homelessness when in fact it is their rules that are causing rental units to dry up and rents to skyrocket.

It is the reason for the large homeless population. 

I started financing this 5 acres of land about a year after rebuilding from homelessness.