Honestly I probably deserve to be huddled under some blankets in a tent in the woods, or in a cardboard box on the side of the road.

The issue really is finding a reputable contractor to work with and not to refurbish above rhe standard of the area.

Items need assembling, beds need to be made, trash needs to be disposed of (this is a bigger deal than you might think, an entire home's worth of cardboard boxes), you may need door locks or security cameras installed, wifi set up, tv's mounted and connected to the internet, kitchen needs to be set up functionally, sometimes remotes, light switches, etc need to be labeled.

I need help opening a cardboard box.

I'm not seeing the issue really. 

For travel related stuff look to Chase’s line of cards, and don’t forget their rewards mall (many issuers have one).

The profit margins made from taking leftover animal meat and cardboard and calling them hamburgers, or by flavoring french fries with meat (and ungodly amounts of salt) is too much for any corporation to turn down.

What I watch are the price charts for Copper, Silver and Cardboard/pulp. 

If the borrower defaults, the issuer can seize the collateral but cannot seek out the borrower for any further compensation, even if the collateral does not cover the full value of the defaulted amount.For residential real estate you should only be seeking nonrecourse loans. 

Muni bonds in CA are kinda tricky since it's such a large market and there's so many issuers, so I think it's important to have as much of an advantage to buy the highest quality at best value as possible.