Homeless people have done this here in San Francisco.I'm not sure if it's an urban myth or not, but I heard that a group of homeless people, after living in a four floor abandoned building for 10 years, went to court, claimed adverse possession and were awarded ownership of the property.

The moratorium will apply to those individuals who expect to earn $99,000 or less in 2020 (or couples filing jointly who expect to earn $198,000 or less)—those who received a stimulus check this year, or would have been eligible based on their 2020 income, are also eligible.Renters seeking protection under the new program must certify that they are unable to pay their rent because of the coronavirus crisis, that they are likely to become homeless if they are forced to leave their homes, and that they undertook their best effort to obtain other government assistance to make their rental payments.Renters who receive protection under the program will also have to certify that they are paying as much rent as they can afford, the CDC order says.

I would say the same if the property is located next door to a half-way house, jail, any location where homeless people may hang out in big numbers.

I do disagree with the statement that the south side has a lot of homeless people.

After realizing thats all it was, was video after video I immediately called Marty and asked for a refund and he refused giving me a line of BS just to watch the videos and make sure its something I dont want, I felt bad after speaking to him and skimmed through the videos to make sure there wasnt any value I could use, it took me 1 day and I called him back asking for a refund again, he refused calling me names and yelling at me to get to work and that a homeless bum could pay for this.

When renting to Homeless veterans with section 8 vouchers.

It appears that squatters or homeless individuals may have been staying in the house for some time.

That homeless camp in Oakland can give Seattle a run for the money, but Seattle's homeless camps have more stolen cars I think.

Yes, you will see homeless people wandering on the street, you will see trash in the alley, some random people will trespass your yard if it is not locked ... these are all the things you should expect to see if you pay this low price.

Probably no place to move except to the street (Homeless), putting that off trying to get things together.