I have a SFR in Austin, TX leased to a woman who is 60 years old and disabled.

seems like the harder one works the luckier one gets... and sometimes its just plain luckas a case study here is my Luckiest deal ever.bought home at trustee sale for 125k... drive up knock on door lady living in it had a mess in side 3 kids that were developmentally disabled house was bad...

The purpose of keeping the d properties is because most of my tenants are either on social Security or disability and have long longevity since they were inherited tenants.

Insurance is well represented with Blue Cross having their national headquarters here and Unum, the world's largest disability insurer.  

Some disabled individuals require the use of a service or assistance animal. 

Retirement or disability meaning needing a smaller home or home with less floors Condo to SFRSo you can apply for another FHA loan and become approved. 

Banks require sellers to show clear hardship on owner occupied properties, such as a job loss, a health issue, disability or other issue like divorce, pertaining to their financial situation.  

I then learned she planned to do some kind of housing project for disabled veterans.

I'm retired disabled USAF(37 years).

I was, originally, looking for some security in the Denver market, where my rent is going up considerably faster than my paycheck, and with a disabled husband, limited means to generate additional income, the future was looking scary.