I would like to give my advice on how to build your perfect morning routine in order to set up the rest of your day for massive success.

@Mona Verma read the North Carolina Disability Rights packet.

If a prospect comes to us with an ESA, we find its best to ask outright if the person has a disability as defined by the ADA? 

@Abby Carr I currently have a tenant that is 84 years old with no disabilities.

My target tenants are fixed income (SSI/DISABILITY) tenants, older and want to stay long!

Periodic inspection and routine maintenance whether performed by you or the tenant is just good for your long term bottom line.  

I have a routine and I know who will have it and who will be late.

I let a disabled vet live in a unit for free for over a year, but I wasn't full in the complex so didnt really need the unit during that time, kinda liked the guy and was making so much doing rehabs that his payment was nothing I'd miss in my company.

I have two disabled dogs (one is blind, the other is partially paralyzed) and this branch could have injured them had they been out there when it happened.

i met up with a potential tenant today at the property..he likes it..problem is he does not have a job..however he has a disability check for 3200..he wants to prepay 3 months rent and deposit all at the same time...he was surprised i wasn't bothered by this, as other landlords were...why would landlords be afraid of this??