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Nancy Roth
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  • Washington, Washington D.C.
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anyone rent to tenants with cognitive disabilities?

Nancy Roth
  • Investor
  • Washington, Washington D.C.
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Has anyone been successful (i.e., made the numbers work) renting to adults with cognitive or developmental disabilities? These are individuals who are high-functioning but are probably in a program of some sort, and have caseworkers who look in on them periodically. They are renting rooms in a house or apartment and sharing common space. Perhaps some or all are able to work. Not talking about a staffed halfway house or assisted living--at least I think I'm not. Would like to hear your experiences doing or trying to do this. I have a 2-unit in Baltimore that I'm thinking of upgrading for this purpose. 

Many thanks,

Nancy Roth

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