Thomas S. can confirm for me, but I believe that you can't enforce any payment order (by LTB or even small claims) against a person who is on any form of government assistance (welfare, disability, refugee...)If there is  more than one name on the lease and at least one of them has a job, then you are good to go.

My tenant came to me with a pa f/g form that she needs filled out for her disability rebate.

Refi the original VA loan to something other than a VA and then apply for a VA loan as if it's your first.A side note if you have a VA disability rating of 10% or greater you can have the funding fee waved.

This is a response from the Section 8 tenant 68-year-old female high credit score of over 700 never late on a payment in my life on a mortgage or rent I'm on the other side I cannot get a decent place to live because I have a hood voucher only because of becoming disabled and Senior

Tenant A is month to month, is a disabled elderly woman on low fixed income.

The area is a little sketchy but not the worst- very near a good area but not a great area either (for that amount, wouldn't expect a great location)Not sure about - The renter is legally blind, has lived there for over 20 years and gets disability.

Recovery residences serve people with disabilities. 

If the only income is retirement or disability, neither of those are garnishable, so the judgments are not a risk.

There are various programs such as VA disabled vets and section 8 that I have used for guaranteed rent.

I currently have a renter on disability so her income has not changed yet she is my only renter to not pay anything for five months straight.You are absolutely right.