You just need a retiree, or person receiving disability income, on Section 8, that already lives in "the hood," to live in your rental unit instead and perhaps you have a life long relationship.  

Another feature is if you happened to receive any disability rating from your service, the funding fee is (usually) waived.  

A shark disability lawyer would have a case that the tenant is an employee.

He also claims that he is disabled which I have no information on complications for this.I hope that this forum can help with some answers.

She is a Vet on disability, guaranteed money. 

He said he had had them for 12 years and had done some flips with his brother who has 44 units but no longer flips due to being disabled.

Question for House Hunting for Disabled Veterans on pensions: I'm trying to help a service connected Veteran figure out possible places to relocate to since he is in no condition to work and Reno along with other areas in Northern Nevada do not have the type of homes on acreage that were available a number of years ago in his VA loan qualifying range of 100% loan to value of around $150KI've tried to find real estate sites where Veterans might post their Veteran owned homes too but no luck really, military.com has some postings but no 'best fits' I've tried finding properties that have long 6+ month histories being listed for sale, then cross referencing the tax assessor's ID number from the nnrmls.com site via public records on netronline.com to determine approximate loans against properties and/or the transfer value the current property owner paid.

Are they elderly or disabled?

If you want to get a tenant out to sell the property or move back in, you have to pay a relocation fee which varies according to number of tenants, if there are minor children, if tenant has a disability or over age 65.

Employment levels are already down 3-4% from mass early retirement, extra deaths, no immigration for 1.5 years, and extra disability from long covid or claims of it.