I got more entrenched in work, deal were still falling through left and right, tenants were vandalizing my property with no regard, I was still technically homeless and the IRS decided to freeze my accounts.

I've had the privilege of getting to know several people like this, a few I kid you not you may mistake for a homeless person they dress so shabbily, and yet literally have 8+ figures in net worth ... once you see the world through this lens, which I think is a lot closer to reality than many believe, then your perspective on life will change.

Deposited $83k Thursday and could have passed for a homeless guy.  

A homeless person with no job has accomplished early retirement.

The city requires relocation fees for rent control properties because they don't want the evicted tenants to end up homeless.

Along with crime, the homeless situation is just as prevalent as ever, and is something businesses downtown will have to work with. 

Maybe she will spend it all on rotten tomatoes and then throw them at homeless people.

My homeless non-profits bracket their tenants low(3-6 mo rent guaranteed) medium (6-12) and high (12+).

Of course you can always keep your rents at market rates and donate to your local homeless shelter.

You could also consider volunteering at a homeless shelter to give back to the community