Homeless are living in culverts, canyons, on the streets, taking over vacant space, etc.

My only advice as someone who’s done the same thing and ended up homeless, don’t chase deals/cash.

Once that's done, notify SEC 8 of the judgment and send the tenant a list of charities that are in the business of helping people avoid homelessness. 

People shoplift from the local convenience store, homeless people do beer grabs at the liquor store, diners dine and dash, employees steal, rehabbers get appliances stolen, insurance companies get fraudulent claims, banks have loans go bad, tenants don't pay rent, etc.You're going through your business's period of loss.

You didn’t add or subtract to the homeless count.

The homeless don't want shelters.

Homeless and poor people do not get sued because it would be a pointless exercise.

Unless you are homeless you either pay rent or you pay down a mortgage.

With the huge volume of both normal mortgages and refinances, banks are prioritizing normal purchase mortgages to keep people from literally being homeless during their moving process.

They're blaming big companies for the housing issues and homelessness, but the government has increasingly poured money into solving the housing issues while making it exponentially worse.