@Bruce Lee Specialized or Niche Housing rents can be 2-4 times more than conventional examples Student Housing, Vacation Rentals, Military Housing, Homeless Veterans, MR with basic living skills.Good luckPaul

Also Bloomington’s homeless is increasing year over year and is constantly spreading more and more south.

Let's see, it goes something like this: I was flat busted broke and a 100k in debt and was homeless living under a bridge.

I'll give a homeless man the jacket off my back.

The police didn't want to see her homeless so they made me let her back into her empty apt.  

I'm looking at purchasing and renting a property to a not-for-profit agency that works with chronically homeless and mentally disabled people. 

This property was so bad the homeless would not live in it (leaking roof, water soaked carpet, rodents....). 

She says they don't seem to be "bad" people but rather appear to just be homeless families.

Then look at the construction approach (lookup your area in the Marshal Swift construction reference and followthe type style costs) for that home less depreciation of the improvements, the reaminder will be the land value.In some areas, tax assessorslist land and improvements seperately, you can get an idea of valuations by looking at the assessments and the current market values as to the homes and arrive at a % difference, say finding that the market value in that area runs about 15 or 20% higher than the assessment and then apply that to the assessed land valuation, this will be a ball park assessment.Another way is to look at the total market value of comprable homes in the area.

I heard that there is a government program that allows landlords to open there rentals to homeless veterans and in return the landlord is paid directly from the Government.Has anyone heard of such a program and if so, where can I go to find out more about it?