For the developmentally disabled it's getting difficult to get more than $3,000/month since a lot of funding has been getting cut and there are a couple of huge players getting most of those referrals.

Line 4-b vaguely covers it.Look similar to that required by the Federal Fair Housing Act.I always answer such an inquiry with "We welcome service animals and assistance animals for those with qualified disabilities."  

People also complained and made these same arguments when you couldnt deny a tenant because the were black, or disabled, or a woman.And you know what happened??

I have many a family as proof to that and I personally refuse to be that victim. having a paid off primary residence weather single family or multi only insulates me from most of the worst of society and allows me to be very stress free and happy and conserve my momentum towards my goals with less obsticals. by having a paid off residence that's is a multi family I could still make progress even if I was only getting paid disability from the government. and make massive progress if I indeed to find a entry level job into my carrer field as a engineer.

I rent to companies that provide community based living services to individuals with developmental disabilities, traumatic brain injuries, etc. 

The tradeoff is that the initial death benefit is minimized as well as some other powerful benefits such as the disability rider.-- If you go with straight life insurance, you will get a higher initial death benefit and the disability rider is much stronger.

We negotiated for a couple days (through email because he has issues speaking due to disabilities).

I take it this is a couple that's retiring or on disability or maybe both.

Also I have no income I live on disability and invest that into stocks, I worked a few months in IT and saved everything and quit so I could buy time.

FYI - the renter in House #2 is my disabled father.....So I must give him a house to live in.So I can leave him in House #2 and maintain normal rent-mortgage, or sell the house and move him into the House #3.I lose the cash flow, but I cash out the equity in House 2