She is a Vet on disability, guaranteed money. 

A shark disability lawyer would have a case that the tenant is an employee.

The FSBO is not going to routinely sell you the house for 6% less than what they would have paid agents--they are selling the house themselves to avoid paying that commission.REOs and HUD homes are sold by listing agents.

Almost 2 years ago, my disabled son purchased a home as a rental [and to live in it when and if he is ever able. wIt as an extreme fixer-upper but we worked on it every week-end [commuting from Denver] I fell in love with pueblo. husband and I both have bad physical problems and he was forced to retire way earlly. moving to Pueblo, with the prices of houses made it easy to decide to move there. 

This is what I use in all my properties, once their staged and on the market (don't want anyone stealing the furniture):http://lasershield.net/There's no reason you couldn't use it in your properties from the time you take possession.You don't need a phone line...they have a wireless interface that will call you if there is a break-in, and if you don't respond (or don't want to disable the alarm when it calls you), their monitoring center will notify the police.Luckily, I've never had a real alarm, but the couple times an agent has entered a house without calling ahead, I got proof that this system works just as expected.

If the answer to animals is related to a disability, I answer "We gladly make reasonable accommodations for people with qualified disabilities."

At best they will just not care about routine maintenance and at worst they can do some major damage that can't be traced to them. 

This makes it very difficult to service and do routine filter replacements and cleanings.The bottom line is this. 

My daily routine as part of learning/education is going through the forums and my keyword alerts and it’s been super valuable so far to learn more and also to network and make connections with other investors/agents/PMs in the local market.

Hello everyone, I understand that in Texas disabled veterans rated at 100% by the VA are exempt from states property taxes.