My only true out of school activity is golf, I'm a 3 handicap so If interested, let's talk over a round. 

I used to work for the VA and I know for a fact that the VA loan will allow for additions, if nothing else, for handicap access and disability related navigations of the property, to include stairwell modifications, handrail additions, etc.This is usually only for unique cases of disability though, IE severe injuries and/or disabilities.

That, in turn, may handicap you on some deals.

I also have partnered with the local county programs for adult mentally handicapped tenants.

I used to be a mortgage broker and I almost felt that the inside knowledge was like a handicap when it comes to flips.

My assumption:There is a great need for handicap accessible rental homes given the increase in handicapped persons in the United States.My hope:There are special tax incentives for handicap property providers.  

I’m very interested in renting to assisted living companies for elderly as well as handicapped and maybe even oWning an ALF in the future.Any and all information on how to get started, break into that world or advice, tips, hints, gripes, complaints are appreciated!

Zoning Variance is going to cost me $1,100 and that is more or less a given provided I comply with the following requirements.1: Handicapped Bathrooms.2: Letter from the sprinkler system's installer stating it is designed for a truck and heavy equipment repair facility.3: Sprinkler system monitoring service. 4: Floor drain with grease/oil-water separation capabilities.

it is handicap accessible but is fairly run down now and would some updating.  

We are hindering people’s growth and handicapping them if we don’t help them and then allow them to get back on their own feet.