I’m wondering how the drug use works with the fair housing/disability issue.

Best in terms of appreciation and ease of mngt & my favorite group of the groups you mentioned. 2/1 (or smaller single family homes) with cheaper rents/price points in lower end areas but still decent and safe such as section 8 they do great if you find the right tenants ..a single retired person or someone who has a disability and good character but just can't afford a better part of town.

and keeping an emergency fund in a liquid high yield account...you mentioned not being able to cover a big emergency.4) I would look into life insurance/upping disability policies for you and your husband if you don't have already timed around the mortgage.

I'm a disabled veteran with a chronic illness.

I have custody of a disabled grandson who'd just had spinal fusion neck to bum. 

I have a person renting from me that actually subleases it to disabled and recovering adults.

All information will be kept confidential, except as otherwise required by law.Today’s Date: _______________________Name of person with disability requesting accommodation: _____________________________What is the species of animal?

Also one companion animal, a cat, for a person with a qualified disability.

Here are the Advantages of permanent life:-Liquidity: Ability to access to your funds tax free via withdrawal or loan without restrictions or special requirements unlike 401k’s, IRA’s, and other qualified plans which you have to have qualified uses, disability, or limited liquidity -Flexible repayment terms on loans taken from the policy, payments can be made when you want or none at all, interest costs due can be deferred when your cash flow is tight.

Only one service animal allowed per disability.