Gang activity, drugs, homeless etc.

I’d confirm before you start all this that you qualify for the new loan so you don’t sell then become homeless. 

It is estimate that nearly 9,700 people in NC are suffering from Homelessness *Side Note: If you want something interesting to check out related to Homelessness across the USA: 2023 AHAR Report (Page 18 of the PDF gives you a country wide, by state graphic for a super quick review) Fayetteville has a cost of living ranked as 23rd/50th most expensive in NC, pretty middle of the pack. 

I'm charging $400 a week for my smallest places.Here is my totem pole for renters.Project managersEngineersElectricians, Inspectors, BoilermakersPipefitters, WeldersGeneral laborGeneral PublicScaffold builders, painters, travelling nursesThe homeless and people right out of prison.Notice I put traveling nurses below the general public and above homeless/parolees. 

There are also so many stories of people who have come from intensely difficult circumstances and have managed to find a way (incarceration, homelessness, addiction, abusive relationships, extreme poverty, you name it).

Foreclosures get a reputation in the neighborhood and amongst homeless people.

But it's so rough now, it's hard to go anywhere without being around sketchy junkies, homeless people on drugs raging, etc.

They serve veteran women who deal w/ substance abuse and homelessness.

In parts of the world (US included) where there are homeless people and cheap land, this can help provide a solution.

He also told me that he spent the last 10-15 years off and on homeless and was a drug user who's been clean for the past 4 years.