Keeping counters clean of food and remove there food source will help.  

Our guests often showed up inexperienced in staying in campers and had expectations that didn’t match the campers’ realities.rambling post here, and just food forthought.  

If she can show proof of the 'government assistance' i.e. cash sent to her from the government I'd be alright with it, but I'm not going to include food stamps/wic, etc into the mix. 

We have options like Whole Foods, Starbucks and crime is going down.

Getting food juice down inside the grout leads to a smelly mess.

Whatever you do, establish some "House Rules" that apply to all Residents, such as hours of use; no random stored items or "donations" left outside of storage lockers; no flammable liquids; no food storage, etc.

I'd say I'm spending a little less than I would spend if I were living on my own for food.

So far I've found the people to be extremely friendly and the food/breweries are tough to beat around here.

We can grab a coffee or food.

Hard to have chickens and a garden (food) that no one knows about.