Hi,What are your thoughts on renting a property to Home Care Patients who needs care. I know you have to modify the properties to ADA etc etc. Anybody had any luck with it and what is the rent expected and p&l, pr...

Claiming health defects from mold exposure, along with a laundry list of demands.

@Dan Camp  also see if there is a local Pittsburgh FB group for health care travelers. 

I'm sorry you have health issues but we need to rent the unit, if you can't move forward by x date we will rent to another tenant (and whatever the hold deposit agreement says).

If you get any down payment or closing cost assistance, sometimes they’ll have their own minimum requirements too. The

Your biggest risk if you execute the plan will be running out of money in retirement, either due to natural longevity and/or later health issues draining your resources.  

Such use does not endanger public health or safety, or create a publicnuisance.3.

landlords would be exempted from the ban if they provide a reason for excluding pets from their property, such as concerns over health or nuisances, so long as they can provide documentation to a rent board if a tenant pushes back."

Evictions are quick and easy (just a few weeks, faster than most states), judges have always been 100% on my side, sheriffs conduct the move-out quickly with no fuss, there’s no notice required for owners to inspect or enter the property if they want to (I usually still try to give some notice out of courtesy, but it’s nice that I’m not required to), rent control was prohibited entirely across the state in 1981 (recent efforts to overturn that have failed), HOAs don’t have much power here (max fine is $500 for non health and safety violations, they have to give ample notice before any fines, can’t foreclose over late fees or fines, etc.).

Some are facing age/health related mandated retirement, then the decision to take social security early, then accepting the need to find a PT JOB all while commiserating the current balance of their 401(k)'s/IRA's that they left to the 'expertise' of their company's investment officers/advisors.