Nobody wants to be homeless.

The cost of the supplies is returned to the individual along with 10% to cover the time that money was tied up during the bake sale.And in the process, the nonprofit earned income from the sale of the cookies...for which it puts towards feeding the homeless for a day - its purpose.What's the tax implication?

I have supported Real Estate related Veteran Organizations such as Building Homes For Heroes and The Veterans Homestead Project by helping locate  properties, donating materials and volunteering my time.  

I recall the owner saying he had to get rid of homeless people and rats from those buildings.  

I would donate the house to Habitat (HFH)and they would sell it to this homeless family. 

They are bringing in a homeless encampment onto the large lot. 

In the past week had a homeless couple put a tent up in the backyard of one of our properties.  

So, sell home or be homeless is what I see as my future.

So, sell home or be homeless is what I see as my future.

Are there any landlords that have had experience in renting to homeless  veterans through the HUD  VA program?