The only way you can get Medicaid is if you have minor children or are disabled.

The condition of the apartment has suffered due to this disability as well.

My goal is to have a steady cash flow, and stably during my retirement yearsof I would become disabled and unable to take care of my company in my own.

I informed him I wasn't able to get to the house right then and there and that he'd have to try to disable the alarm himself by pressing a button on the smoke detector or taking the batteries out.

I've been a renter and been where she is with a disabled daughter - so no, this is no joke, but paying what you owe is also important. 

I will probably disable it in the mean time.

Almost always, the insurer will negotiate a settlement before the case goes to trial.In summary, it is good to have not only property insurance, but an umbrella policy, if the claim reaches into the millions of dollars (which it can if there is a disabling injury or death).But, just as important as good insurance, is good risk management of your property. 

It took two years for me to get a group home placement for a disabled adult in NJ because of needs and matching the person to the placement. 

(c) A tax deed which has ripened by prescription pursuant to any provision of this Code section shall convey, when the defendant in fi. fa. is not laboring under any legal disability, a fee simple title to the property described in that deed, and that title shall vest absolutely in the grantee in the deed or in the grantee's heirs or assigns.

Seek realtor who either has experience  with experience with investors, or buying and flipping his own properties ............also with other team members  members (property management, handyman,  local bankers, contractors, etc) to help point me in the right directionI am a US Army Disabled Veteran Grandpa, who has decided to invest in 2-4 multifamily houses .... any other veterans or anyone with real estate investing experience I would appreciate  advice, tips to minimize costly mistakes as a newbie investor...