Routinely.  

The lazy lady sitting at home screaming at 5 kids hanging on her myth can't happen.Mine are HUD VASH (disabled vets) or have a disability of some sort and all are over 45.

We see routinely see costs that range from $20,000 to $120,000, so $66,000 may be the average, but depending on site conditions, you could spend significantly more than that.

Also, if it is SS disability it might change depending on if the recipient earns any money and how much.

If she has a valid letter from a therapist that states she is disabled and the ESA is needed for the disability, then you must allow it and cannot charge any extra fees. 

I can’t seem to tag you David, but if you see this I have read a few books where they are adamant on morning routines..

I would estimate we made 100k instant equity after the renovations were complete.The reason I started in real estate  was because of a horrific car accident in 2004 that has left me disabled where I am unable to hold a full time job.

I routinely drop 5 to 10 pounds turning around a unit, especially on a big summer paint job....it is like real estate Cross Fit or something, all kinds of lifting, bending, etc...welcome...

We did not check for open orders from the city prior to closing, but we called the city when we took over and they made it just seem like it was a routine house in need of repair.

We routinely see a home that rents for $1300+ go for 1150-1200 in the winter and take longer to get a tenant at the lower rate.