She was a very sweet lady that happened to be handicapped with very little choices.

I've entertained the idea of going an alternative funding route such as private lending and partnerships however it seems like both would heavily handicap the effectiveness of the BRRRR strategy.

Information pertaining to my question: I am a Virginia resident, I was in a car accident that resulted in a spinal cord injury and left me in a wheelchair (for the time being), my long term goal is to open a real estate brokerage that is very well versed in, but definitely not restricted to, handicap and elderly housing.

For example, I believe that passing on the cost of a forced insurance carrier change due to breed restrictions from the initial carrier can be passed on to the ESA tenant because the laws already allow passing on reasonable costs to accommodate handicap conditions (such as the costs to put in wheel chair ramps).

That is difficult for me to answer because I have read about 160 books in the last 6 years because of my handicapped medical condition and I cannot walk, drive, or work outside of my home which luckily has a paid-off mortgage after about 11 years I did back in 1996.It probably depends on the niche(s) you pick.

Started out OK (1st month) but then he had his handicapped wife show up (in tears) to pick up his slack.Then as we wrapped it up he wanted 50% plus $12k (for all the 'work' he & his wife did) to walk away & sign it over to us.

Example: They can't force you to install a handicap elevator that costs $10,000 to install when you can simply get by with a handicap ramp.

Is there elevator or handicap access?

It's like trying to crack down on people abusing the handicap parking spaces.

I explained that my daughter is handicapped and would do best knowing the house was available to move right into.