Overall, 66.7% of the total homeless population of the United States is single individuals, with the remaining 33.3% being families. This number consist of unaccompanied children, young adults, single adults experiencing chronic homelessness, and people experiencing unsheltered homelessness. Over the past few years, homelessness increased nationwide by almost one percent. The plandemic is causing financial hardships for many here in USA to be frank!
People are stuck between a choice of risking to continue to pay rent or purchasing a home, if able. Some landlords are not able to pay the debt on their properties because tenants are not paying rent, some mainly due to job loss and others by choice because of the eviction moratorium from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
For example, the Texas state Court System is indicating that it will no longer apply a federal order aimed at stopping evictions during the virus plandemic. This could clear landlords to push ahead with tens of thousands of eviction cases that have been on hold. Legal aid attorneys are warning that some states are about to allow a wave of people to be put out of their homes, with no place to go.
Here are 10 states with the most homeless people:
- California (151,278)
- New York (92,091)
- Florida (28,328)
- Texas (25,848)
- Washington (21,577)
- Massachusetts (18,471)
- Oregon (15,876)
- Pennsylvania (13,199)
- Georgia (10,443)
- Ohio (10,345)
There is light always shining at the end of the tunnel as the saying goes. You can prevent this scenario of being homeless with proactive planning. Have you considered taking an unorthodox approach to building a home? This will allow you the ability to pay-as-you go without using any banks.
There is no law that state you have to take out a loan in order to own a home. Building your own home on a piece of land allows you to dictate life on your own terms. Who wants to work just to keep paying bills? What happened to freedom?
If you could afford to build your own home at a fraction of the cost, would you? Owner-builder homes are ideal and gaining popularity since the last recession hit in 2008. We have created affordable home-plan designs ranging as low as $15,000 to build!
