The apartment owners required tenants with disabilities to have a health care provider fill out a "prescription form" suggesting that he or she might be responsible for property damage or physical injury the assistance animal might cause.

In general when analyzing the costs of my time, answering calls and performing routine minor tasks 10 percent is great.

The condition of the apartment has suffered due to this disability as well.

If you are in a really hot location a setback on the thermostat is what you probably need, not routinely shutting it down. 

If you want to put in the work to acquire off-market deals by yourself then more power to you, however, it's best advised to work with someone who sources deals routinely and has their systems in place, aka a wholesaler or investor-focused real estate agent. 

I will probably disable it in the mean time.

I've been a renter and been where she is with a disabled daughter - so no, this is no joke, but paying what you owe is also important. 

The only way you can get Medicaid is if you have minor children or are disabled.

Yes, tax deeds are better for buy-and-hold but not for wholesaling or for retailing (although we routinely do this but only because we know what we're doing).

I informed him I wasn't able to get to the house right then and there and that he'd have to try to disable the alarm himself by pressing a button on the smoke detector or taking the batteries out.