PM me if you have any other questions.Rinse and repeat this a dozen times and in about a year or two you can go from being homeless and having $300 bucks in your pocket to having a nice little rental portfolio that's going to buy you a juris doctorate.

Many people are homeless and homes are being destroyed so new ones can be built there again later.

To a homeless person it could be a plan for the next meal or a dry, safe place to sleep.

That might buy us more time but in the end it's pay up or be homeless.

I have a question regarding the homeless prevention funded by my local city's program.

We were located a block away from where the local soup kitchen so the homeless guys would come in and try to sleep in the hallways.

By the way ... the buyers would still be getting a great deal. 3000sq ft. home Less than 5 yrs old 5/3/2 for about $140k.

It seems that without slumlords, either there would be a lot more homeless people, or a lot less landlords turning a profit.

We play very heavy Christian rock, lead worship at a church that ministers to the homeless and down trodden in Ft Worth.

As a volunteer for the Red Cross, I assisted many who would not be in any position to approach me on any business transaction, the same thing with a local Victims Shelter, A Homeless Shelter, Habitat for Humanity and the list goes on....Being in the community without wearing your professional expectations on your sleve puts you in the public eye.