Good thing you live in TN then, because if here in Twin Cities you'd be homeless my friend.

Wenckehof, a student village in Amsterdam made up of 1,000 recycled shipping containershttps://amp.theguardian.com/cities/2015/oct/09/living-steel-box-shipping-containers-future-housingThe Hilda L Solis Care First Village(232 units)https://www.dezeen.com/2021/07/29/shipping-containers-los-angeles-housing-complex-homeless-nac-architecture-bernards/amp/Hope on Alvarado (87 units) https://ktla.com/news/local-news/look-inside-las-new-steel-container-apartments-for-the-homeless/amp/

However, clearly she's afraid that she and the children will be destitute and homeless if you get into real estate.  

Some people want to give political donations, they want to feed the homeless, church, animal shelters, whatever… I prefer to give my money to hard working people trying to move up in the world.

Since I have found a job that is only paying $150 a week and I am now homeless.

Here in SF the downtown areas look isolated with more homeless encampments than before.

Here in CA today the Governor is negotiating with 900 hotels to quarantine the homeless.

In the housing industry tenants are only one rung above being homeless.

You’d hope that would be the biggest motivator....to get your kids back.Many are either homeless, being evicted, or living in squalor.

The library is fantastic, City Point is nice, and the City launched a cold homeless shelter for its residents a couple years ago.