I had a lady calling in to enquire about a vacant unit. She is on fixed income (social services), gets child support and does some waitressing on the side for some extra cash. She has 3 small kids living with her. She...

You would need to pay the relocation fees that you show, above, and there are some circumstances in which you would not be able to evict tenants for owner occupancy at all - for example, if they were old or disabled and have lived in the property for a certain number of years.  

As well as my tenant lying to me most of the time she is disabled and in a cast so she is either wheel chaired most of the time or lying on her couch. 

Along with many shotguns, I love bird hunting.It is also a known fact that pepper spray can disable a perp faster than a firearm.

I understand that you get used to wave the Fair Housing at every opportunity but it would help to read it and not just interpret what you’ve heard somewhere.The law protects people from discrimination on the basis of race, familial status, national origin, color, disability, religion, sex.That’s it.

The other concern here, is he obviously has a disability, that will be considered by a judge when they decide on a case like this.

Here's an article about a case I read about regarding Section 8 not having to be accepted:http://realtytimes.com/todaysheadlines1/item/2224-...Specifically, here are the most pertinent paragraphs relating to Section 8 not being income:The allegation that the Fair Employment and Housing Act was violated centered on the prohibition against housing discrimination on the basis of "race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, national origin, ancestry, familial status, source of income, or disability of that person."

Also their only income is his social security / disability. 

okay guys, all I was trying to do was help my disabled kid to have some kind of future after my husband and I die.

Is there any other way I can obtain a loan with my post 911 money counting as income (I also collect 250$ a month disability).