I was well aware, that when I kicked someone out, they were homeless.   

From homeless to landlord.

Is there a big percentage of homeless crazies and drug addicts.

He was an ex-Felon who became homeless for a long time.

Junkies and homeless are ubiquitous.   

We were thinking about using it to help homeless or near homeless Military Veterans. 

Do I explain what really happened and that it's the fault of management to not go to the unit earlier and leave it unoccupied for homeless people to move in, or is it better to say I did a walkthrough the the manager before leaving and gave management the keys etc, so there must be some confusion or they are simply lying in an attempt to get more money from me. 

Being the first home owner in my family and growing up homeless myself at times....

Being respectful I think is key as you aren't trying to create more homeless people but at the end of the day you don't want to go homeless either.

A homeless teen couple that were sitting in one of my financial education classes as an Americore member ran with a concept I just gave some examples of in a book and put it into action.