The one we're rehabbing now is in a working poor neighborhood. ie, people on welfare, disability or lower paying jobs.

But most disabled folks suffer twice - once from their illness - and another from people judging them as deadbeats because their not wearing their disability.

They have disabled the smoke detector in the hallway as well.I know if I come in with an accusation, they will immediately blame it on the other unit.Looking for suggestions...

From what I can tell, these programs provide housing for tenants who're either disabled or earn low income. 

Can they honestly not get that besides the actual wage, there are labor costs like payroll tax/disability/ SSI/ State tax/ Fed Tax, on and on.For example, In Cali , the Workers Comp cost for a carpenter is 40%.

I am 51 years old, disabled and looking for passive income opportunities.

My worsts are things like --- job loss of primary income,  death of spouse who is the earner,  disability of spouse who is the earner,  property that becomes negative cash flow,  debts falling apart?

It really worked out because my mom was partially disabled and needed help grocery shopping and doing other things.

@Philip Williams whenever I see this type of question and a response like yours I think of my fixed income friend who was renting a 4bed/2bath home for her and her disabled son for well below market from the church.

Welcome to BP, I try and stay involved with disabled veterans.