In the housing industry tenants are only one rung above being homeless.

Oh, and another consideration (sorry to be so long-winded), is that this guy is homeless.

And this because they don’t want tenants evicted and become homeless and then end up spreading Covid - which makes sense . 

.  ;-) Whether millenials own currently or not does not change the supply or demand of housing. 100% (or close to obviously there are homeless) in fact live in housing.

Some people want to give political donations, they want to feed the homeless, church, animal shelters, whatever… I prefer to give my money to hard working people trying to move up in the world.

And on and on.Meanwhile there are thousands of our brave veterans homeless in the streets and 22 kill themselves every day.

There was a report on an apartment fire here, over 20 tenants became homeless, and the newspaper lamented that was because no one had renters insurance.Just to mention your tenant will sue you for negligence in the absence of such insurance.

As a real estate investor, I am looking forward to that.would you mind taking about 500k of our homeless !!! 

I think some people forget how the economy is all connected. ...if more people start working from home, that small restaurant next to the office park loses their core customer base...out of business...unemployed. ...if more people start working from home, less cars on the road, less oil consumed...oil is the main driver of the economy.

If you are experiencing problems with homeless peoples, perhaps you should address the actual problem of people having no where to live and the ever higher cost of rent.