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i am married, my wife  [ 60 y/o ] is also disabled due to no kidneys and is on Home Hemo Dialysis, but she spends hours everyday looking through real estate , and though we have found several great oppurtunities, we have no been able to capitalise on them due to out low income and crummy credit ,  [although when i moved here i had 621 score until when I tried to refi through Loan Depot, they really messed me up and I am not sure what my score is now.]I think the first thing I need to do is repair my credit as best as I can, as well as see what kind of assets and value I have to help me get the investing process going. [ kinda long story packed with lessons there]  Due to a small windfall we have $5,000 earmarked for beginning real estate investing in hopes of getting our of our crushing poverty trench.I want to begin by doing non rehab wholesaling,  but am also wondering if Tax Lien investing might allow me more bang for my few bucks. 

My wife is a disabled veteran and I'm a government employee, we are looking to buy our first home and we want it to be a Fourplex, any recommendation will be gladly appreciated.

The Most Common Fair Housing Complaints Last YearMay 30, 2018 | TAR StaffThe National Fair Housing Alliance’s 2018 Fair Housing Trends Report says the majority of fair housing complaints in 2017 involved discrimination against a person with disabilities, totaling 56.7% of all cases.

section 8, welfare, disability. .........All the same mentality.

I do get disability, as I'm quite hard of hearing, which might explain my part-time status.

Short background: I currently co-own 3 SFRs in the Des Moines, IA area (started investing in 2012) and have always used a trusted RE agent for the purchases with the exception of 1 of them, as the Seller had a dedicated RE attorney for closing and we avoided the RE agent.However, stumbled across a deal where a friend's neighbor is selling a rental she owns as her previous renters were evicted due to disability to pay monthly rent.

Most of the time you can figure out each one - knowing you have phones, printers, etc. if there’s anything odd connected, you can bump it off or I’m most cases disable a specific MAC address (hardware address) from connecting.

Emotional support animals are not part of the ADA, and thus you would not be violating the ADA by discriminating against someone with a disability at the federal level.

You should also check with your Attorney on what might have to be done to comply with ADA (Americans with Disability Act) to determine if you have to upgrade any of the entrances, bathrooms, etc.On your question on the water use, if you get records going back to when there was a daycare operating they may show the difference in average water use before and then after the daycare closed.-