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.

Major difference in Tenants between a home off of McKinley and one 2000 ft away off of Electric Ave.The area is a mix of blue collar and First/Second generation Immigrants/refugees.

The seller couldn't let us see one of the units because the tenant was a Vietnamese Refugee that couldn't speak English and was deadly afraid to let anyone in.

We researched what we needed to do to offer our home to Veterans & victims (refugees) of war (Afganistan & Ukraine).

For that price, they could build 4-8 units outside of city limits.The main character of the story, Sok, came here as a refugee and has lived in the same apartment for 30 years with rents well below market.

do something to help Syrian refugees... giving is the best fun ;)

One thing that is low risk is write a personalized letter. it should stress how you will take care of the home.I accepted an offer because it was a refugee family, and they wrote about how they wanted a better life for their daughter. i figure it would be good Karma, and those folks still keep in touch and thank me with a home cooked meal every 3 months.

Part of the issue is that my tenant in the basement is a refugee from another country (also not disclosed during the purchase process).