As a divorced, disabled, 37 year old, single dad of 2 I don't have much money to invest, and it is because of those reasons that I will be successful in whatever I set out to do. 

E might be work "not quite from home" offices for the Covid-trapped, F could be renting to a non-profit for group housing for the disabled.

Even having no job we would still be able to pay a mortgage because my wife gets VA disability and that's enough to cover the mortgage and living expenses.

280k List Price3.75% VA loan0% Down (disability waives origination fee)Don't plan to put anything down - and may even roll in closing costs.Haven't spoke with lender to see exactly what my mortgage would be.. but a previous interest at 200k was roughly about $1600 mortgage with the same VA loan.

Since his source of income is Social Security Disability if he works they will cut it off.

Another important tip on VA loans is that if you are a disabled veteran (and receiving VA disability compensation) you may be exempt from paying the VA Loan funding fee which could save you thousands of dollars on a home purchase.Also, if you have a disability rating from the VA, be sure to check with your county tax assessor because you may be exempt from property taxes.

If the tenant is disabled and has been there a certain amount of time, it may be more difficult to remove them.  

There only income is disability from a government check.

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