I'm not sure what your point is - most people will go extreme distances to avoid becoming homeless:

- commuting from a lower cost area >60m away

- using food banks or not paying less critical bills (like utilities you usually have a few months before they start shutting things off)

- begging or selling themselves on the internet

- negotiating with their landlord who is often happy to have less money than an onerous eviction

None of these are positive things - they all have nasty negative externalities. Jobs that give money but not enough at all to live on leave desperate people in a terrible limbo.