He has asked me to get some sort of key man policy that would cover the balance of the loan in the event of my disability.

I'm currently on disability along with a tiny monthly retirement.Any suggestions out there?

The "disability waiver of premium" is another option that would provide this "self-completing" capability in the even the insured gets hurt and/or becomes too sick to work.

Tenant has a legitimate disability that requires assistance animals and they are not backing down, threatening us with their "attorney".Is it easier to just get an attorney ourselves and have him explain the fair housing act the HOA?

Meaning, I cannot deny an applicant if they DO meet the income requirements simply because they are unemployed (maybe the receive disability or other income).2) For Dane county specifically they list these additional protected classes:Dane County includes all federal and state protections, plus the following: Physical Condition, Mental Illness, and HandicapType of Military DischargePhysical AppearanceGender Identity (includes transgender)Domestic Partnership StatusPolitical BeliefsStudent StatusReceipt of Rental Assistance (such as Section 8)So, you cannot deny an applicant if they look messy ...

Hey Brooks thanks for your service buddy, also a disabled veteran on this end :) Brooks, newbie investor considering using the VA LOAN Rehab, heard some good things and then the good bad and ugly about VA Rehab loan Can you share with me if you ever used it in the United States, where, and how did it go with the lenders, contractors etc was it a smooth and rough experience, anything else you can share would appreciate I am unsure if I should use the va rehab or the fha rehab and don't know what  the pros and cons of each of them, heard realtors run for the hills when they hear fha and  va rehab loans 

I continued making conversation with him, he is a disabled vet and wants to move to a bigger house because his mother in law just moved in with them.

I assume you want to borrow and make it affordable for you, with decent terms and don't want to cause problems for the family lender either.Seems everyonr thinks money in the family can just be a very casual thing, it can be, most often it's not wise to do so, unless it's small insignificant money to the family.Things happen in life, people die, they can become incapacitated, disabled, heck, I know a guy who got in a car for a ride and ended up in jail!

It did get me thinking, is it possible to make decent money as a disabled landlord, having to hire most everything out?

Hello, I am thinking about selling our Investment PropertyWorth $150,000Purchased for $105,000Down payment was $32000                               (Or we could keep renting it out rental profit is $305 a month(selling seems more right))Owe $55,000-----"True Profit" $49,000---------------------------Want to use $81K (DP + Prof) to bring down DTI---Next Step---Refinance out of (VA/IRRRL) Loan so I can get my VA benefit back (Disabled vet = no funding fee; no PMI, etc)Property 4 Plex3 of four units rented (son lives in 3rd and we have a room - remote work)Mortgage is $3100 mthly with a 2.25% interest rateRental income is $4000 ($+/-900 profit a month)PURPOSE: Refi with NEW DTI to purchase a second Small Multi-family at new work location for the VA Benefit**It is worth $700K now and we owe $450K** I'd really appreciate any feedback or thoughts, would love to be debt free except for real estate but if there is some thoughts on HELOCing out of the IRRL and maybe getting some money to buy down % on the new 2/3/4Plex - I am all ears.