Even if she's not disabled, it's difficult to get a job when she's been out of the labor market for a period of time.

Each owner could have additional exemptions they qualify for such as disability over the age of 65, etc.

One tenant is developmentally disabled you an extent and has paid cash directly for the last 20 years.

Having a disability is not within your control, but the breed of dog you choose to treat such condition is 100% their choice.

I'm a US ARMY RANGER VETERAN, whom just went through a divorce ..stuck at a crossroads 29 years old 2 kids I receive disability every month but want that money working for me, I will be reading you guys and gals post taking notes and understanding different licenses I need.

I have a lot of disability that is exempt from taxes.

I had a duplex years ago, had a company renting both units for disabled tenants. 

Many times people that have mental health issues or some other illness get Social Security DISABILITY.

(He didnt) Among other things, she now says that I must comply with ADA rules and (at my expense) install motion sensors in the open carport and install a ramp.She is somewhat disabled, but when I see her she moves just fine and is not in a wheelchair but using a cane occasionally.

The funds are not anyone's income, the court ruled.The court also dismissed Sabi's argument that by refusing to accept her Section 8 voucher, they were discriminating against her because of her disability, which restricts her income."