For example LA is having a "come-to-Jesus" moment over the homeless issue, and parts of Chicago with the rampant crime, and on other side of that coin there is parts in TX and FL that have a unique force factor in play pressing greater than average appreciation. 

Perhaps if you spend some time and consistently volunteer to feed the homeless or get on a plane and go to a third world country to volunteer on a clean water project, the reality of larger world will make your desires to spend on bling less significant. 

They can attract a lower quality of customer and the homeless population, though, which could affect other businesses in the center if it isn't managed well.

Homeless everywhere.

It's kind of an emergency for the home owners, they are homeless at this point! 

SOMA is known for having TONS of homeless living in tent cities as well as lots of graffiti.  

I invested since 1997.also it's just not about time, it's also about money and connections and knowledge. if it is only about time, a homeless men can do it.When people said conflicting information, they are saying the reality, it's not negativity, it requires tons of effort, more like entrepreneurship.

had squatter in this property, I have to call the police to clear up this mess, spent $1500 to clean up the trash that homeless leave behind.

What I mean, is for example:My why: I never want my daughters to have to be a corporate slave and be dependent on getting a weekly paycheckVisualization: I picture them homeless and begging for food when I need to get motivation to jump over obstacles.

Buyers will need to get a personal property loan, just like a loan for a car or a boat.I expect that tiny homes will be a depreciating asset, not subject to appreciating values like stick-built homes on owned land.I think the best application for tiny houses is to address a bonafide local housing crisis - especially for a group like homeless veterans.