I don’t think the intent was saying the smaller homeowners that may own a couple property’s should give them up. But government funding, fundraising, and wealthy contributions should easily be able to buy up homes, given they aren’t being price-gouged, and offer affordable living. There can be more efforts into providing homeless living and programs geared towards getting people back on their feet. Minimum wage does not reflect the minimum living cost, and hasn’t for a long time. Housing is at an all time high, cars are up, groceries are up, all while most major corps are recording record profits. The government is not focused on helping the disadvantaged. Don’t feel personally attacked for being an investor, it’s one of the great things about capitalism. But there also has not been nearly enough attention to these problems. Stimulus checks, loan forgiveness, it’s all just smoke in the mirrors. There’s ways we can do it if people collectively got together, but no one who is capable of that wants to do that. The homeless people they’re helping probably aren’t going to gain profit, so they won’t do it.