My SSDI is my only income, and my disability prevents me from working to supplement it. 

I can only imagine how long section 8 tenants could possibly stay; it could very well be longer than a year if they're disabled or elderly.

It really isn't that big of a deal to be proactive in this 1 area.Before you shoot the messenger, I'm well aware of all the scenarios when people out of your control disable or circumvent these fail safes.Please consider anything and everything that can possibly be done to make sure this 1 thing is done well and maintained well.Disclaimer; I'm not simping a product or service nor giving advice, I'm imploring upon you to consider the bigger picture.

It's a complete fraud, everyone knows it, but our politicians refuse to do anything about it because it doesn't affect them.The law does say that they can only have one animal per disability.

Do you charge a breakage fee to a disabled person unable to work? 

When we first visited (July 2023) the duplex, the previous owner told us that the tenants (older couple with one of them being a retired disabled veteran) had been there for 20+ years, and they had not renewed their lease.

My father-in-law has a criminal record that cannot be wiped, is physically disabled and has paranoid schizophrenia.

Keeping rent below market because the tenant is old/disabled/going through a divorce/etc should not happen.

As a 100% disabled vet, I would have not out of pocket cost associated with this home purchase.It does not appear that this would be the case with either of these programs.This is not an area where the prices are skyrocketing as they are in Southern California. 

Motion detectors in common areas may not be adjusted, altered, obscured or disabled.