They wouldn't be the only nonprofit religious organization to do so. 

Also "For Rent" signs around the neighborhood, or on bulletin board at certain supermarkets and religious locations (make sure its permissible) can work.

I've also found a website called "grouphomeriches" but I can't vouch for them, it seems to be a paid mentor ship and I have no idea if it is legit but I do get his email newsletters which are for the most part pretty informative.I also just read this article  which is about an amazing group of parents who started an inclusive living community through an apartment complex that houses the disabled with staffed caregivers and your everyday tenant: https://www.washingtonpost.com/lifestyle/2019/01/2...It seems like such an overwhelming feat but it is so great to hear of other people doing the same thing out there and making it happen! 

Thank you for adding to the discussion, my income is not the greatest, but I've become somewhat minimalistic in my lifestyle, probably a little too much, with that said I'm on track to save about 80% of my annual income.

The key is to do the research as to what price points you could afford and then find the ideal property that would fit that and your lifestyle.

And looks like it fits with you and your husband's lifestyle and experience. 

who would love that sort of lifestyle if they worked from home - but reliable internet would be a must!

Give us a sense of what kind of lifestyle / price range you'd like and we can help steer you towards some towns.

@Abigail GayHmmm... what sort of lifestyle you want to live is really up to you.

Our main goal is having enough cash flow to cover our lifestyle.