In other words, You see no logic in what I said, only that I don't want the homeless and their lifestyle on my property.
Let's see,
If you want to provide a place to stay for the less fortunate, they need secure, clean, areas that are affordable
Interstate interchanges are well lit, mowed and landscaped in most areas ,meaning clean and secure, affordable is not a problem ,it is already owned by the state. So no need for any land or asset purchase. There are no homes near the interchanges because the hwy right of way prohibits it ,so their lifestyle would not negatively impact anyone except the brief times that they would be visible to a passing motorist. Fire and first responders can be there in short order to help with od's and fights. Police or hwy patrol are already there trying to catch speeders and over weight trucks so security forces are already in the area.
Use some logic before you start talking me down.
This method would put the homeless in safe, well lit areas out of harms way and out of the citizens way.