Over doing this 30 years my experience has been that able-bodied applicants are turned off by that stuff in the shower.

It really comes down to genuine human connection with others in the space or quantifiable things like underwriting of the deal.That said, the past few years have been challenging, with interest rates going up and commercial real estate coming down 20-30% from the highs.

When standards eliminate both disabled and able bodied persons there can legally be no violation of the law.Your moral outrage and righteous indignation is misplaced.PS. if you are suggesting that a disabled vet is somehow different from any other disabled person that would be discrimination.  

Hi @Adam HoekerI have my clients all on QuickBooks Online.We sync in their accounts to reduce human error in entries, and track each property's expenses and transactions to prepare for Tax time, this helps us to be prepared for 1099s as well, track Asset Basis and Depreciation, Mortgage Balances, and any Equity items.Since QBO is very common, it is easy to connect a Tax Accountant to this as well and have them pop in to grab reports they need to file. 

Your tenant was abled bodied when he or she signed the lease. 

Some call the stock market a representation of human sentiment in real time, and I imagine the real estate market is not too different.

Humans are both greedy and lazy by natural design, and these types of deals appeal to both facets; you don't have to do anything and you get disproportionate riches.

If you send snail mail, be sure to send certified so you have proof it arrived in human hands.Personally, it's baffling how so many people have poor communication skills when we have so many opportunities to communicate in today's world. 

That's how you read body language, negotiate, and get a better price. #2 $12k for the entire kitchen or just cabinets and countertops?

This dog was off leash and not listening to its human.