Usually, CPS funds are for "resettlement and stabilization" of a family, so perhaps a family moving away from an abusive adult, resettling after the parent completed an alcohol or drug program, or moving the family to somewhere where they have family supports (grandparents, healthcare, etc.).

Your sample is only 1 person in one city.Sample a few thousand, and in places like Detroit, Cleveland, and Newark, etc...and that might change the outcome a bit.But like any other renter, there is also the 'Luck of the Draw", they look good now, they look good in the past, but job loss, or alcoholism, or drugs leads to their downfall.Just my 2 cents.

Very robust and effective.

There seems to a program in which they provide airfare for people who need help with alcohol and drug addiction.

:) Listening to On the Market can get you the most robust answers here I feel like if you haven't listened yet!

Demographic trends, such as Americans needing larger homes due to remote work and the robust buying power of millennials and Hispanics, continue to drive demand.

It's easy to set up and use but has some pretty robust features. you can also consider TenantCloud which is free for 75 units but you'll probably want to upgrade to the $35 a month version to get all the benefits, including online payments.There is no such thing as a perfect software!

Bought 24 acres 5.5 million  put all the streets and utls in and I am building 90 homes  right now we are little over half way through sales are still perking along at 2 or more a month for record prices in Canby Oreg...

I agree that Podio is very robust.

The number of closed sales also remained basically unchanged compared to this time last year.Overall, the picture is that of a stable market that has found a new equilibrium.Here are the full stats for Austin and the greater metro:The Austin metro still boasts one of the strongest regional economies and job markets in the US.So, the engine driving the Austin real estate market is still robust and is showing resilience in the face of recent tech layoffs and a broader economic slowdown as the Fed continues to rein in inflation.However, no matter how strong the Austin metro economy, there’s no way around the fact that mortgage interest rates–now at a 20+ year high–have made home ownership and investment more expensive and pushed many buyers to the sidelines.