It seems to specifically cater to farm property, and limited to certain areas.

Deliver Food (Be Aware Of Allergies)The quickest way to your neighbor’s heart just might be through their stomach – remember to consider common food allergies (like nuts) when making your food choice.

The idea is the low-income residents have zero utility bills, allowing them to keep more money in their pocket for things like food, and allowing for more upward mobility.

If I could go back I think I would choose East Hill even so, downtown is where all the action is, good food, etc, Pensacola Beach is still close and great.

What other essential service/goods providers (food/grocers, water, clothing, plumbers/other trades, etc etc) are forced to give away their goods/services for months/years to people who will never pay?  

I'm also looking into programs like waste management just started a food composting service so you can get a trash can just for food scraps and they come pick it up just like they do garbage and that's something I would like to cover free of charge for my residents, trying to increase the value of sustainable practices for them.

@Jonathan Giglio Food, clothing, SHELTER. 20+ years in the business in all kinds of markets.

Hope that gives you some food for thought.

Just some food for thought.

Food, clothing, SHELTER!