It's like a wheelchair.

I became severely disabled back in 2004 and since then have general contracted 2 homes and a dozen bathroom remodels all geared toward wheel chair access.

It sounds like something I can do even if I'm wheelchair bound.

A bling person would need different accommodations than someone in a wheelchair, than someone who has.... 

Accessibility modifications, which could be wheel chair ramps, door widening, shower modifications.

While you've got the property off-market, do the new sod (under 1k), and probably the wheelchair ramp (you might ask your new realtor about the ramp), so it looks like you did work that would justify taking the property off the market.

I have a two-story mixed-use rental with decking (a long wheelchair ramp and landing) along one side. 

hi everyone  my name is Ryan  I'm from the Kansas City area  new to real estate investing  want to get in to wholesaling  I've always had SN interest in real estate but being in a wheelchair makes it hard for a career as an agent or something like that  somi have turned to investing  nice to meet you all  

What we try to do is hope for the best in the short term and the long term, a combined effort.Know nobody thought that I was going to have a brain anuerism and a stroke almost six years ago but everybody else has changed their life to support me and never thought I would still be in a wheelchair this long.

It does not need to be wheelchair accessible.I also spoke with the city of Huntington Beach, and the planning commission told me the only codes I would have to abide by is to make tenants sign a lease for at least 30 days.