Keep in mind this is a national site here on BP  and some of those that say no problem and do deals are doing it in older markets with no properties than people to live in them and can buy them for 5 to 20k routinely.. like being in the used car business really. 

Omg, what about the lady I know who runs a yogurt shop, who is a single mom and has a kid with disability. 

in OR WA and CA  anti equity stripping laws took effect around the time of the GFC.. this relates to dealing with anyone who is in foreclosure on their primary residence ( which is most foreclsoures)it prohibits many things that we used to do as routine prior to the laws coming in.. each state is different

If pest infestation is evidenced during a routine inspection, it would be deemed a lease violation. 

When trying to verify, you cannot ask anything about the disability...only ask if they met with this person/animal and signed the document you have.If you present a clear and well prepared policy, you are showing that YOU know the rules, and expect that they will too.

In Texas we cannot charge for normal wear and tear.Tenants normally and routinely challenge charges against her security deposit.We typically take on average 300 move-in pictures and 300 without pictures plus video.

As an attorney, I routinely work with investors and see them making money on transaction that I assisted them with on the buy side and then again on the Sales side.

The idea of the advertisement is to focus on how little time can yield big results and seems very convincing to people who are already limited on time and short on patience.The reality of the situation, however, is that six minutes’ worth of ab exercise alone is not enough to get you in shape, but consistency in exercise balanced, with cardio routines and a diet, may actually leave you looking like a television fitness model.While patience is a virtue, waiting around doing nothing certainly isn’t the answer to finding success, in business or in life.

I am retired Army and a disabled veteran myself but I was not familiar with this program.

Life insurance also has protections for divorce, bankruptcy, and taxes while you are alive, and there are living benefits if you are to become disabled, or get cancer, or lose a limb.