Market rate is $2,700 or so.Situation: I tried evicting the tenant in the first unit, but of course she claimed protected status based on her age and a variety of "disabilities".

There is an exception for spouses, minors, person less that 10 years younger than the originator, and for disabled persons. 

Even if I live to be the more typical retirement age of 65, I'll probably be severely disabled by then. 

Can you get free rent right now by living with an elderly or disabled person who needs assistance?

Having been totally disabled by molds, I wouldn't touch that with a _20_ foot pole!

Anyone who has a voucher could be on disability, making minimum wage, or receives government assistance.

I received a voice mail stating they did not appreciate a knock on door as communication and since she had a "disability" (doubtful as she is fully ambulatory) they would be storing carts in laundry room.2.

Most of the people who use them are not disabled, they are morbidly obese.

My tenants were disabled, some in wheel chairs because of service to our country.

Some ones that I've added, based on experience:Tenants are not to remove or disable smoke detectors, and are to test them periodically and promptly report issues.Tenants are not to put grease, fat, or fibrous items in the garbage disposal.No objects except toilet paper are to be flushed down the toilet - even items labelled "flushable."