I think here is a thought of mind Peter Schiff will enjoy:
I have figured out how to solve the homelessness crisis. Instead of counting how many people are homeless directly we should rather be counting it like we are counting unemployment. If a homeless person hasn't actively sent a message on Zillow, toured a potential house to live in (legally) or shown interest in acquiring a house in any other form or matter in over a year, then we simply don't consider them homeless. How can a person be homeless if they apparently don't even want a home after all? By counting homelessness this way we could drastically reduce the number of homeless people and claim massive success in reducing poverty!