I'd like to ask investors familiar with this market if that limitation is generally true for this area or if they routinely come across better deals than that. 

You've listed all of the most common strategies.What I see most wholesalers get wrong is they don't have good follow up routines.

If you have disability however much, even 0% --- your closing and loan fees can be waived.

I'm a 30% disabled vet. 

Well, here a “4 points” inspection is routine for new insurance....plumbing, electrical, hvac and roof, on homes of a certain age anyway.

The Oxford Housing Authority was established in 1971.The Agencies mission is to provide safe, secure rental subsidies for families, elderly, and handicapped or disabled persons.

One big important item to know and understand is the VA funding fee (which is waived if you have a disability rating).

They may be trained for a specific owner, but they are not trained for specific tasks or duties to aid a person with a disability, and this is the main difference between ESAs and service dogs. 

I am definitely an advocate for permanent life insurance, disability insurance and long term care.

All,For those of you that utilize a property management service, how often are routine inspections performed on your properties?