I'm guessing in some cities an area can be dirty with homeless but with high prices and high rents (Like in some areas in Los Angeles).

I nickname of them “The War Zone” due to all the crime, gun shots and homeless drugged out people walking around like zombies.

I once helped a homeless women buy a house, she owns 5 now and a construction company.

Hawaii is overpriced, has huge homelessness problems, and the inventory of quality housing is minimal.

I'm seriously considering going full homeless in the car and heading to slab city... shoot it's warmer anyways...

A 'homeless' person is now called 'unhoused'.

The odds are pulling money from a HELOC is actually more expensive than leveraging more on the new home (less than 20% down). 

@Roshan K. a homeless person is financially free.

San Francisco though seems to be pretty volatile, especially because many companies are moving out of the city to South Bay due to the ongoing homelessness crisis in the city.

Eviction would likely render the individual homeless— or force the individual to move into and live in close quarters in a new congregate or shared living setting— because the individual has no other available housing options.It does not apply to evictions for things other than non-payment of rent, and it does not prevent charging late fees.