It may be obvious for many though, but probably there others as handicapped as me, maybe not.

I know they have a historic preservation commission and their are things to consider on commercial like handicap parking, access to restroom etc.. 

I am terminally ill, and trying to raise money to get my home handicapped accesiable for the future qhen I need it, and although we have a small on line New and Estate Wbsite, under pinkflamingogems.netI reaqlly don't make aqnnything.

Find out, if you can, the seller’s motivation.Are they taking a CalifiorMoving, Death of Spouse (survivors have two years to claim the $500,000 exemption), Long Term Care, Needing a Handicapped Friendly Home, Downsizing, 1031 Exchange, Job change, Medical reasons etc.!

(we're combining households)This house is large enough for all of us, meets our handicap requirements, and is really an Ideal home for us.

SO, rehabbing for my handicap son is in my very near future.

One of your biggest handicaps as a new investor is going to be a lack of real world experience, and remote property managers are going to know this.

Homes on slabs can be ground level - that opens up the concept of elderly housing or handicapped housing and you may find some more resources available if you label it as such.

Dear BP - While discussing my goals to acquire small to midsize multifamily properties in South Florida with someone I was warned of handicapped compliance issues.

This obviously handicapped our net to $186,000 before closing costs, even with a full price offer.