Heloc I think we could get $175k, maybe DSCR, I am a veteran with service connection disability rating 40% but with my mortgage and car loan not sure I could make debt to income work.  

I wanted to post within this thread as it is similar to my question, which has to do w/ the conversion a SFR investment property into an assisted living home for individuals w/ disabilities.

Demand they find work within a specific time period unless they are unable due to mental or physical disability.

, I'm just having a hard (read: impossible) time finding a job that will accommodate me due to disability. 

I suppose in a round about way, putting nurses or other medical professionals in the description does omit groups who live off disability or social security. 

For instance, 28305 shows a notable segment of the population aged 65 to 74 and 75 to 79 years old, suggesting a concentrated senior demographic that may require specialized housing solutions.Accessibility Considerations: Zip codes such as 28304 and 28314, marked by higher disability rates, present opportunities for properties with accessibility modifications.Higher Poverty Levels: Zip codes such as 28301 and 28306 have higher poverty rates, with significant portions of the population living below the poverty level (e.g., 32.4% in 28301).

When I have a tenant bounce a payment, I disable their ability to pay online and make them pay their rent + late fee + NSF fee via certified funds, to make up that payment.

Also I am 100% Disabled veteran are both of my properties exempt from property taxes or just one?

BUT since it is medical marijuana and that could lean into the disability/fair housing world I would want to make sure and have everything reviewed by an attorney. 

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