You could come at this kind of sideways.Find places that have the services and busineses that "income challenged" (RENTERS) like to use.Best would be if within walking distance, things like rent to own furniture, liquor stores, convenience stores, fast food - McD's Jack in the Box, 24 hour car parts, health clinics, (Bus Stops), buy here pay here car sales, a grocery store, Target, WalMart, auto repair shops, etc..Things they need and can afford.  

I had major furniture delivered by Cort (check out their outlet for great deals), housewares/linens, etc. from Amazon and Walmart and found a great cleaning team on Turno that accepts packages, has a handyman and a can-do attitude.

I am gonna work at Walmart at 70 as a greeter

You'd avoid one if you saw him in an aisle of Wal Mart. 

So it almost sells itself, or should I say "rents itself"I got idea a few years ago, I noticed a "Mom" and her son went to the locale Wal-Mart and purchased a dresser and desk, the particle board kind with a million screws.

How I imagine bitcoin going forward is eventually  there could be a bitcoin atm at every major airport and Wal-Mart people can take there money and send it across the world for a much smaller fee .

-Get a new black breifcase, got to walmart if you have to.

It's all McDonalds, walmarts, pawn shops, liquor stors etc.

You'll have to tell them that sadly you left your cape in the shopping cart at Walmart, or can't remember the wording for that particular spell, or that you're fresh out of the ingredient "baby toenails" to make that potion.

So, do you ever shop at Walmart?