I just heard a news story about a young homeless man in San Diego who is living on the streets now because he lost his fourplex due to civil forfeiture.

This includes traumatic events like murders and suicides, reported paranormal activity and even proximity to homeless shelters.Whether you have to disclose anything and what types of defects you have to disclose all depends on the jurisdiction.

I was homeless as a child so I always wanted a house or 2 to live in!

If this was my place the tenants would already be homeless living in a refrigerator box

Foreclosure - you lose the property, any equity, and will possibly become homeless. 

If you can live anywhere in the world and money is no object, SoCal is a great choice.Over the last several years, government mismanagement, high taxes, politics, and perhaps specifically rampant homelessness and associated problems have led to folks leaving the state.

I was talking to one of the managers of the event and they were in the process of arranging to donate the leftover food to a local homeless shelter.

I wouldn't be homeless, but I'd be searching for a way to get my savings back up to my goals.

From a financial standpoint for most new people, it's definitely more economical to get a license vs having the cash to take ownership (although w the junk I've dealt with this month, a homeless person can nearly buy it).

Homeless shelters and food banks in Silicon Valley were reporting that some of their clients had advanced degrees.Many people go through life doing everything right and living a responsible, middle-class lifestyle.