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FREE BEACHFRONT PROPERTY

Get paid to live by the beach, party and have a blast 24/7 with almost no rules, no laws, no restrictions.

REAL ESTATE NEWS (California) — Free real estate and free drugs! Why pay to live somewhere when you can live on beach front property for free, where you’re exempt from following most laws?

A San Francisco homeless man says he lives free by choice. In a Youtube video, he explains, “Why would I want to pay rent?” Thanks to radical left California politicians, it pays well to be homeless: Those who prefer not to work receive $820.00 monthly to cover food and drugs, plus they can make thousands more in profit by selling deadly narcotics like fentanyl to kids, with almost no interference by law enforcement. Author Michael Shellenberger describes “Why Progressives Ruin Cities” in his book, San Fransicko.

In the City of Los Angeles, the situation is similar. YouTuber German In Venice reports that homeless tents pop back up on the beaches and parks faster than city workers can deal with them. Middle class taxpayers are forced to hand over an extra 10% of their hard-earned tax dollars to help tens of thousands of able-bodied adults to live a care-free, lawless lifestyle of substance abuse. The real cost is much higher: Add the hidden taxes of crime and diminished property values, which are covered up, obfuscated by the uncounted costs of theft, property damage, fear, anxiety, assaults, violent crimes, injuries and deaths. Homeowners can’t always easily measure the damage to property values because this significant loss is buried by the extremely high cost of building, buying and maintaining real estate in L.A. Many seem ignorant of the severe health consequences, extreme dangers and early demise for tens of thousands who don’t get the shelter and care that they need.

Now that we’ve discussed some of the very high costs of free real estate in LA, let’s reveal some real deals that appeal to working-class beach lovers and real estate investors:

Top 10 Most Affordable Beach Towns

  • Daytona Beach, Florida. … 
  • Rockland, Maine. … 
  • Swansboro, North Carolina. … 
  • Chincoteague Island, Virginia. … 
  • Long Beach, Washington. … 
  • Matagorda, Texas. … 
  • Grand Isle, Louisiana. … 
  • Dennis Port, Massachusetts.
  • MORE and EVEN MORE

Top 20 Best Lowest Price Beach Properties in the Los Angeles Area

Twenty Properties by the Beach Under $400,000

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Free Real Estate, Affordable Lofts and Houses for a Dollar or Less #freerealestate #affordablelofts

Check back with the LA Loft Blog in coming weeks. We’ll be revealing new affordable opportunities in digital real estate, virtual real estate and real estate NFTs under $30.

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DTLA Skid Row Unsanitary Tent City Spreading a Plague of Its Own

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The sight of the tents of the homeless in DTLA is more than just unsightly. It is a red flag of worse things to come. Coronavirus is not the only plague LA needs to worry about. All sorts of rare and uncommon third world maladies are being spread among the unhoused across Los Angeles.

As the Loft Blog has reported several years ago, an L.A. Police detective was diagnosed with typhoid fever — a rare illness usually spread through contaminated water, as reported in the LA Times. At least five other officers who work in the same station also started showing symptoms of the sickness. The six cops work in the Central Division station, where an investigation into unsafe and unsanitary conditions led to $5,000 of fines. The division covers Skid Row and downtown LA — with the officers calling for the homeless encampments to be cleaned up to stop the spread of illness. Other cases in the area have seen cops diagnosed with hepatitis A and staph infections. It’s not just first responders who are at risk. An officer could take one of these illnesses home to his/her spouse and children.

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As reported last fall by the LA Times, government officials are putting more money than ever before into finding housing for the region’s homeless population.  Will it happen soon enough to save us from dire public health catastrophes? In the city of L.A. alone, Mayor Eric Garcetti is planning to spend nearly $1 billion to combat homelessness in the coming budget year, tapping huge new sources of state and federal aid, and finally ramping up construction of homes for the unhoused. NPR reports that only a regional solution will be effective. Cleaning up one encampment just pushes its occupants to move into a new location as seen in Venice Beach. #entarispowerful #DTLAHousing

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