That's a pretty big chunk of change and sometimes almost a handicap when you don't know how to fully deploy it.

It also require 2 months rent to tenant (3 if senior or handicapped).you can try cash for keys.  

Some municipalities local to me are requiring any buildings with 5+ units to have at least 1 handicap accessible unit.

They'd do all their own cooking, grocery shopping, etc.I'd purchase a ranch, of course, and convert the bathrooms to have walk-in showers, install handicap bars and install hard flooring through out. 

I had no clue the handicap spot had the same number.

Obviously purchase price matters, but your biggest variable is handicapping your occupancy and your ADR for your STR in a post-covid world.  

The other posters are right in their advice to look into what it will take to make the units fully handicap accessible.

However we and a lot of  our (old) friends plan on "aging at home"  We will have a home with a master on the main and maybe even handicap accessible.  

Handicap.  

Unless you know which property/ies you'll be buying then I wouldn't want to handicap my searching by only working with one agent.