One unit has a woman on disability for osteoarthritis who has been there for 10 years, the second unit is her 30 yr old daughter, also on disability for MS, and the third unit is occupied by an older woman who is rumored to have an interest in moving out.

I have considered going over to the house to pull the weeds myself (but I'm late 40s and disabled which makes that work very difficult). 

It's been advertised as a No Pets property.During a phone screening, caller mentioned a family member who doesn't currently live with her, will be moving in with her because he has a disability.

One of the other tenants is on disability, and on a fixed income, and may not be able to afford the increase.

The tenants are an older couple with an adult son who is disabled and in a wheelchair. 

Tenant informed us of receiving disability and did not inform us of having a pet dog.

Their income was great but their credit was bad and the income was all from disability, child support, workman's comp, etc.  

(Disabled vets,etc)

The ADA is meant to protect a disabled person regarding privacy.

Also do you offer discounts on rents if i have a disability Im bipolar and schizophrenia.