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California is hoping to solve a massive homeless problem with a change in the state constitution. One lawmaker is proposing an amendment that proclaims “adequate housing” as a fundamental right. It’s not clear what “adequate housing” would mean, but if it gets on the ballot, and it’s passed by voters, it would be the first such constitutional amendment in the nation.   Hi, I'm Kathy Fettke and this is Real Estate News for Investors. Please remember to subscribe to this podcast and leave us a review.   Assembly Constitutional Amendment 10   Assemblyman Matt Haney of San Francisco proposed the amendment which is currently working its way through the state legislature. The measure, called Assembly Constitutional Amendment 10, would make state and local governments responsible for upholding this mandate.   There would have to be some guidelines as to what’s “adequate.” As reported by the Orange County Register, it could include the creation of more housing, better tenant protections, the repurposing of under-util