The church/non-profit is going to then let homeless people live in the trailers, and that's going to tank any possible "pride of ownership".

I’d hate to make people homeless so I can make a quick buck.

Too much homeless activity.

I spoke with other agencies - like agencies for AIDS, for the homeless, section 8, etc.

But there will be people left behind, and the homelessness/housing instability problem in the lower income segment of the population may only worsen.

We do encounter a significant number of homeless individuals who use the pathway, but the only issue we've faced is the occasional drunk person in the park or passing in front of the house.

TC,Yes, with Michael's definition, if you were homeless and lived in your car for two years before selling it - you are an experienced residential investor.

I started my sales career selling fuller brush door to door at 14.. it creates life long skills.My dad did door hangers for his real estate business for two decades that's the only way he got leads.but keep in mind he did it on steroids we had a huge printing press in our garage and I printed the door hangers after school. and then we would grab all the neighborhood kids on sat sun to put them out door to door..once he scaled it even bigger U pick up paper passers at the homeless shelters.. did this for ever.. cheapest way to create leads and hundreds if not thousands of them .

Downtown went from a no high rises and a homeless overrun area to an eclectic mecca of art, food, and music.

So late 2019 I took my family to LA a place where (you Can call a lender in Russia and he will give you money) and walking around visiting places and site seeing my wife and I were amazed of how much homeless people their are and we are from Detroit we don’t even have no where near that much, and I right away I get from others “yea it expensive in LA” that’s why there is a lot of homeless, oh so Detroit is cheap?