In some places, the chemicals are required to be checked two times a day in HOA pools.Replacing the pool might also raise ADA issues depending on exactly how public the pool is.

I was even considering throwin an ad up on cl or backpage  trying to find those that could work with me on this. but I'm not even sure what to say in ad as a lot of people aren't familiar with wlo.

The child requires a machine to breathe, wheelchair and ADA accessible amenities. 

As a matter of course, we have to bring the building up to code which includes ADA compliance (grab bars and roll in showers) and fire suppression/detection (fire sprinklers, alarms and lights, etc.).

If the design allows it, building in ADA features is nice if for nothing else bigger doorways, halls, ramps, grab bars, etc.

Below is a link to the 2010 ADA Standards which is free to the public. 

If you have any tips on how you analyze areas in Ada County, I'm all ears. 

Good idea @Tyler HerringName: StacyA McBainTypes of investments:  I hold multi-family properties in Ada/Canyon Counties.In or out of state (or both): In-state, as close to home as possible.

http://www.century21.com/property/620-autumn-dr--ada-oh-45810-REN019196604Any more-educated-than-my-own opinions on the listed property?  

Did some more research, there are two regulators here: ADA (American Disabilities Act) 800-514-0301 www.ada.govFHA (Fair Housing Act)I called ADA.