Also, I recall having a DSS tenant in one of my properties in up state NY.They where refugees from Ghana I believe, these folks where obsessed with house and looked after it to extreme lengths.Maybe a similar strategy could be implemented of renting to refugees who would actually appreciate a roof over their head and opportunity for a better life.Just my opinion.Thanks

A lot of stuff that resembles MLM according to their refugees, though I'm not in the loop on what you have to do to actually get a cut of the action - I haven't meet anyone that did actually get a cut. 

I worked with my local International Center to place two refugees into one of my units.

One of the greatest impacts will be the refugee situation and the ghettoizing (original definition, not common definition) of areas within city centers.Tough to say what this does to Germany and the UK.

I'd love to see a wider variety of guests on the show (i.e. people from a minority culture, people who are investing as a parent/child team, people who are renting specifically to refugees, people investing in Detroit and loving it).  

Our best tenants were the people with no credit history at all -- two high school grads beginning life together and a family of refugees whose only credit history was their payment in full of their governmental refugee loan.

The Cuban refugee who was working on my shift, taught me the lesson that every young person in our USA needs to learn.

In minneapolis, the city gives grants and funds to boarding houses that have a niche use such as "veterans-only", "gender specific", "refugee housing", "elderly-only", etc.  

I've housed military, travel nurses, refugee housing, and more!

They are refugees, people are robbed daily for food.It doesn't feel like you place much time into your responses.