If you would have purchased with financing doable depending on how the numbers look.

This is however depend on the area you are investing in.

But if you're looking to beat rent, get *closer* to breakeven or even cashflow (depending on rent strategy) then definitely check these out and reach out anytime with questions.

I think renters with disbilites are good for two reasons. 1. they have a consistant stream of income and 2. depending on the disability they are more likely to stay longer in your rental.

We see on average 5-7% of monthly rents going back into general repairs and about the same to capex depending on the property condition.

It will depend on your demographic @Ethan Swat. 

As far as whether to rent or buy, it depends on your personal situation, though as it's a new area it may be a good idea to rent for the first year while you decide where you'd eventually like to purchase.

This is really dependent on the stage of your investment life.At your age starting out I would be heavier into cash and 401k.  

Depending on the location, the home could benefit from appreciation in value and/or experience rent growth.

Like Ken said, really depends on what you're planning on doing with the property.