How do you handle a begar who want to stay in your temple? As a monk how would you handle a homeless person who wants to stay in your temple?
If you are not a monk just give the hypothetical answer based on your present knowledge assuming you are a monk.
I used to manage certain affairs of a monastery. I once gave a homeless penniless man food &amp; lodging and he has been a monk now for over 20 years &amp; is a well-known dhamma teacher.

The beggar must be able to live by the basic monastery rules for laypeople, which is not consuming drugs &amp; alcohol; not disturbing other people; and doing his share of work.