A service animal is no different than a wheelchair.

These animals are to be considered no different than say a wheelchair or a cane.

You will need to do some modifications to the house like adding bars, using lower tubs, wider doors, wheelchair ramps, parking,.......I know some investors who target patients with mental issues (rather than physical), since modifications to the house are less.

Just like a wheelchair, pair of glasses, live in nurse.

I'm wheelchair bound and legally blind but I'm motivated to learn how to be a real estate investor!

The ones who have been shut down (and their management arrested) were those who, sadly, cram four elderly in a bedroom, paid "nursing" personnel $10 a hour to monitor them and, in one sad case, gave an elderly woman in a wheelchair her shower by rolling her out into the back yard and spraying her down with the garden hose.If I were to consider renting a property to be used as an assisted living facility I would only do so if their contract was with a VA Medical Center. 

Previous owner was in a wheelchair.

I understand that to be correct ^^- the law treats it like a wheelchair or any other external accommodation that would be illegal to discriminate against. 

A few years later one of my agents was in a horrific accident and when he finally got out of the hospital he was confined to a wheel chair and little movement.

This plan was for a perfect world, but last year I had a car accident in which I injured my spinal cord and left me in a wheelchair.