Employers or businesses that require travel will be paying your housing, so in that case it is easy to determine if your housing situation is required or voluntary.Occupancy is your drivers license address, your tax address, your employers address for you, where you get mail, where all property bills are sent, where your vehicles are registered, where you sleep when not traveling for work or vacation, where your bed is and where your clothes are.

If you get an e-bike, you can commute longer distances or reduce the risk of sweating in your work clothes if you don't have a place to change at work.Ultimately, I would recommend going with the option that will keep the most cash in your pocket/account to use it in a productive manner. 

Some were in street clothes - Jeans and T-shirts. 

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

Don't overextend yourself to buy a luxury car or expensive clothing. 

Sloppy tenants that have clothes strewn everywhere.

This is a clothing and shoe business so nothing illegal to my knowledge.

It's not fun to save even right now for me unless I have a goal, for example, for a down-payment, car, or even a nice article of clothing. 

You can make minor adjustments based on the type of appliances (dishwasher, clothes washer and dryer, air conditioning, etc.) and the size of the rental.

These "Working Poor" who get evicted often seem to lose almost everything they have collected (since their last jail term, last eviction, or whatever).Bed frames, mattresses, furniture, kids toys, clothes, etc...Just left behind for the owner to deal with.Assuming a lack of "Activist Judges" who will just do whatever they want without any regard for black letter law, these "Advocates" will do nothing more than add to the cost of the eviction (which will happen sooner or later anyway).Assuming "Activist Judges" the cost of forced housing of these people while they don't pay will need to be socked away by the owners for use when needed.Add to the mix SJW attorneys and Judges who will slow the process with stalling techniques and it might mean a larger security deposit required for some renters (if the market will bear it).I don't see this as being much REAL Help for these people, many of whom are "In Crisis" due to the eviction.Whether it was their own fault or not (job loss, friend stole the rent money for drugs, etc...)The help they need is HOUSING by the govt at that point.