And In Milwaukee there are (Homeless people) who have no idea how to buy a house.Maybe some of you Milwaukee-ans could spend (zero dollars) and then rent a trailer, pick up a local homeless and drop him and his meager belongings off at his own new house.

You would be willing to live in a rougher neighborhood for a short period of time, because it is better than being homeless.

“I have used best efforts”, “I would likely become homeless”, etc).

Getting evicted is almost never a reason to be involved with CPS, as almost nowhere in the US is being homeless with children considered a danger to the child in and of itself.

I think tiny / shipping container homes could be a good idea for housing homeless veterans or to use for sober housing.I'd guess that if you got the right support groups behind you, that could grease the skids for both financial backing and help getting regulatory roadblocks cleared.

I have been homeless, and worst.

There are parts of the city where you'll see homeless people at bus stops and drive 3 minutes down the road and see homes worth well over $1 million.Places that have an abundance of liquor stores, smoke shops, payday loans, laundromats, etc. are more than likely going to be your C/D neighborhoods.

Does the roof need to be replaced soon, is there a homeless camp down the street, etc.

Urban explorers and homeless people pass through there to party, to simply live, and so on.

They rent to the people who are 1 step away from being homeless.