It's available to owner occupied properties as follows:Disabled Veterans' Standard Homestead Exemption For veterans with a disability between 30 - 50 percent the exemption is $2,500; for veterans with a 50 - 70 percent disability the exemption is $5,000; veterans with a service-connected disability of at least 70% are exempt from property taxes on their primary residence.I would focus also on things like wheelchair accessible features if you go down this route.

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I did get my rents on time for the most part usually between the first and fifth day of the month never really the same day it seemed to be different every month again not a major concern the lease had a no late feature until the 6th day of the month. 

I'm considering doing some investing using a SDIRA, but my business manager of over 20 years says he is "not a big fan as I've seen them attacked by the IRS on numerous occasions".  

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Their research showed that most renters prefer a SFH over MF so they are going to build numerous SFH on the same street/area as long time rental properties to minimize property management expense and "house" the properties in their Apartment Divisions. 

We once had a tenant demand a new oven when he had accidentally engaged the timed cooking feature and he couldn't understand why the oven was not heating up. 

Only easily found, easily matched, easily replaced baseboards, moldings, and other features that might get damaged.4.

In general, and less numerically, I'm not a fan of buying a primary home.