Such action will only invite more strays to come and eventually start breeding.

In our society, many people will object to many things but seldom lift their hand to help out.

Thanks for so many inputs, I appreciate how most of you steering away from my original topic on the suggestions for some cat repellent. Anyway, I will go for both items to see if it's really working, at least better than do nothing at all.

By any chance, I will update here if the two are working.

Again, my intention is to prevent this stray cat from keep coming to my house area to poop, I have no issue wherever this stray cat want to go or whatever it want do in my community  as long as it  doesn't  mess up my living area,  leaving poop behind, it's just very frustrating everytime come back so tired from work seeing some fresh poop leaving on your house area and you have to clean it up.
I don't know about others, but I do agree that feeding the stray isn't a good solution, you are inadvertently attracting more stray to enter your neighborhood, and I don't think the people staying in the community will like it also.

BTW, TNR (trap-neuter-release) is not mature enough in this country, do you know how much it costs just to neuter a female cat?  I don't know you, but I'm just an ordinary person who is too incapable of performing such charity.

You’re missing the point, ts wants to be rid of cats not have to feed them so they be a nuisance to others and breed even more.

Your own solution for ts not having cats pee and poop at his place is to feed them so they go elsewhere to poop.
You fail comprehension of your own statement?
And why would anyone have to spend money on things that they ordinarily don’t have to take care of some stray cat or could be somebody’s cat?