Oh, absolutely, your best avenue is to get with some homeless person or someone who has absolutely nothing.

However, if their only other option is homelessness, I'm sure they would be rather have an eviction on their record. 

The Committee on Housing, Neighborhood Development, and the Homeless will conduct hearings to examine the issue of source of income discrimination and how it is exacerbating the City's affordable housing crisis.

If you advertise effectively "free homes" you will attract literally the homeless, who can also not pay lot rent.

"From homeless to 200 units" and other inspirational stories. - Literally "GET RICH QUICK"!

Make them all homeless?

I'm now practically homeless....

The obvious is to avoid a lot of south Napa bc there is a huge homeless problem bc of the homeless shelter being near by and there is more crime. 

Once the dust settled this is what I was left with: single, marital house foreclosed, homeless, four kids under 10, jobless and flat broke.

As long as you provide a safe, clean unit that follows basic rules (such as GFCI plus in the kitchen and bath), passing a Section 8 inspection is very easy.I personally like Section 8 a lot...especially the homeless incentive program.