I will eventually be in a wheelchair but I work hard to stave it off.So I use those handicapped spaces regularly and I have no sympathy for those that use them, get caught and have to pay.

I'm considering purchasing it myself and converting each unit to be wheelchair accessible as they become vacant.

I have a lot in a vacation area in Vantage WA and considering building a home that's 1 level and wheelchair accessible - does anyone have knowledge or experience with this? 

Getting a vehicle, parking, where is the 6-pack holder as I drive, oh great now that dang kid I hit put a scratch on the door with his wheelchair and I didn't get the rental insurance...... lol. 

I have friend who is renting a house in Minnesota who is a wheelchair bound 100% disabled veteran with documented and on going mental health issues.

Improved cosmetics inside, gut rehabbed bathroom, installed new steps/wheelchair ramp, other work performed.

Newer properties with wheelchair access? 

For example, "walking distance" could be seen as discrimination against someone in a wheelchair, so you should say "four blocks to Mentock Park."

The owner is elderly, in a wheelchair and doesn’t want to be a landlord anymore.

Even though she got 60 days notice, she still couldn’t find an apartment in the area that was first floor and wheelchair accessible.