Others are severely disabled and need constant care. 

., social security, disability, etc.). 

I am also a disabled veteran so i have government resources as well. 

The second property I put under contract was a distressed elderly disabled who inherited a property in Salem New Jersey.

Tenants are allowed to make reasonable modifications to the property at their expense to accommodate a disability.

She's disabled, and it appears Section 8  has a long waiting list here.)Any downside here, other than lost cash flow?

She came to me last month telling me she can't make the payments on the 1st and would like her due date moved to the 3rd since that's the day her disability check card is refilled.  

My perspective on it is that, since it's a learning disability, it's required me to work that much harder to make the grade my entire life.

Does the government provide financial assistance to rehabbers who want to make homes wheelchair accessible or to the disabled in general?

Also, since their services can be very time limited, there is always the issue of the tenant finding suitable employment, keeping said employment, the employer not jerking the tenant around (especially with low income workers, it goes both ways), etc. not to mention whatever other issues, be they family, substance use disorders, disabilities, etc. that could have contributed to them being in need of a high level of services.