@Max Tanenbaum So people who go through an eviction should be homeless?  

They will move in together, delay moving out of their parent's house, move back into their parent's house, become homeless or move to other (cheaper) locations.

To some under-dressing may do the same, although I have successfully negotiated apt buildings best with tired landlords in my homeless construction plumber painter clothes.  

Renting is too high.I guess I will be homeless for awhile.

This situation forced me to be homeless for about 2 weeks, incurring costs I didn't expect.

Police struggle to keep the homeless under control and if you want to rent or sell a house there, you almost have to hire someone to live in it while its listed. 

Once that happens you are going to have a tenant that wants in (Has a moving truck full, has scheduled appliance delivery, catered food is coming at 6:00 for all the people helping, moved out of her house so is now homeless) Of course she is going to want to be compensated for all of it. 

The difference was two-fold: first, I had lost, and lost big, before and was not homeless or any skinnier (much to my chagrin!).

It has potential as it is really close to downtown but the area is filled with homeless and dilapidated structures that would need to be razed and is not a place where people are willing to call home just yet.

I personally think homelessness will continue to skyrocket and more and more people will be force to be tenants.....just my two cents on this matter.