My Name is Ricardo Gonzalez, I am a 23 yr old disabled veteran from the Air Force.

Is there any way possible I can get support from anyone on just the experience of it since I just want some monitoring just to make sure things go well.

I have started to research senior and disabled board and care homes.

Greetings all,I'm still a relatively new investor but looking to diversify my investing strategies. I already have one traditional LTR with a traditionally-qualified tenant. Next, I'll be pivoting into subsidized hous...

Even disabled people are required to pay their bills.If they wanted to make two payments a month, they should have brought that up before the eviction.

They have two disabled kids in their 20s and are claiming that this is why exterior lead remediation is so important.Pretty much everything from the 1970s and earlier, you can just assume it has lead-based paint. 

Down side, your 2nd usage of a VA mortgage will run you 3.3% on the VA Funding fee (but it is financed into the loan), unless you get any disability from VA. 

This link is the latest guidance and includes a process you can follow to screen and approve service or support animals: https://www.hud.gov/sites/dfiles/PA/documents/HUDAsstAnimalN...4.

He is on disability.

Think from a bank's perspective.A owner-occupied 30 year mortgage is at risk of the borrower losing their income becoming disabled, any number of personal crises.A rental home 30 year mortgage is at risk of the same issues, but you can boot the tenant and find a new one -- thus resolving the issue.I'd argue that rental mortgages are far less risky than conventional mortgages, and the fact is a conventional mortgage is ensured by the federal government "ironclad" so the fact that the pricing is the same when a rental mortgage doesn't have that federal backing really speaks volumes.Let's fund one!