If the disabled adult needs a legal guardian, he legally can't enter into any contract by himself, he needs the guardian to sign the lease as such, you should get a copy of his guardian ship paperwork.He would be listed on the lease as a tenant c/o Guardian __________name.Financials were usually guaranteed by guardian and income was per disabled adult to qualify.

As a side note I knew an elderly gentleman that said when he worked on ships, he and his co-workers would have asbestos snowball fights

http://portlandtribune.com/sl/345184-224009-shipping-containers-get-new-lifeThis is my long time colleague  we have developed quite a few subdivisions together.. shared a few airplanes as well.. great guy... he is really into these container houses.He has a 40 acre tract where he hopes to build a few hundred of them and put them on long term leases akin to a MHP.... he will retain the land sell the box.Great guy.. and supremely proud to call him my friend  

This is one of the reasons that led me to REI and finding Bigger Pockets.I joined BP around 2 months ago and I have been cruising around the forums and building my REI education before jumping in.

It is your financial ship and you are the captain.

Lex Green Don't overthink it, cruise Trulia, Zillow, Redfin (huge overlaps) for properties that appeal to you and ask listing agents for a T12.

Loose lips sink ships

Hell, I'd start a REIT and run the ship, but I'm asking you to sell me on being a drop in a big bucket of other investors.I know this conversation is somewhat heated, but I'm very interested in learning.  

The ship was running smooth when we got back on Saturday, and I'm ready to roll.

"A rising tide lifts all ships"