If you have a VA related disability of 10% or more even better, as you will exempt from the VA funding fee.

If you did you can only rent it to someone older than 55 years old or who has a disability.

I have had several calls on it, and one in particular I wanted to ask your opinion about.Her and her husband are on SSI disability (I do not know for what, as I am not going to make the mistake of asking THAT question) But I have two questions.

Advertise the unit as non-smoking and it will attract more interest, as most renters prefer to live in smoke-free premises.Obese people may qualify as having a disability, so tread lightly there.

This is in regards to adults with disabilities. 

My wife is currently going through the licensing process to open in-home residential care facilities for the developmentally disabled.  

Once the kids are grown, you don't really need it, unless you have a disabled wife or someone else that relies on you.

Im house hacking my way off of disability ( with a roomate too) , and just need a way to have a home for now.

Due to health issues my parents are now on disability and a fixed income and want to move for cheaper cost of living.

If you watch the news stories as i do you will find the courts routinely hand out fines of $1,500 for each smoke detector that is missing or that has bad batteries.