If you are a disabled vet they waive a lot of the funding fees etc. just FYI.

My Wife and I both have disabilities, I work P.T. at Costco for medical benefits, and get partial disability income.

2, 'I'm an agent and I have a qualified disabled person to stay for just a month or two but you're not handicap-equipped are you?'  

Private mortgage insurance should not be confused with credit life insurance; it will not pay your mortgage each month should you become disabled, unemployed or deceased, and pays nothing to you or any of your beneficiaries.

All three will be basically disabled when you invest in a 2% property. 

The OA is important because it provides for what happens if you die or become disabled or, if married, divorce....it also helps ensure the LLC is separate from you and not an"alter ego" of you (which would allow for a piercing of he corporate veil).

Why do you not look at using a VA loan, if you are a disabled vet they will waive the funding fee. 

His Disability Income, pension, and Social Security probably make up 60% of their combined income...and if he dies I'm not sure she can even afford to pay the rent!

When you draw docs up of your own eventually, you want to be mindful of Fair Housing, Americans with Disabilities Act, and the Human Rights Commission.  

(We are both veterans) My wife is a stay-at-home mother and wife however she is also a disabled veteran.