It's actually two handicapped persons, both in wheelchairs, very sweet ladies.

@Kyle Jeane this will depend on the area and topography but generally if your doing slab on grade the most important design features are main level living, open floor plans, easy access, minimum 34” interior doors for wheel chair access, handicap accessible bathrooms with grab bars and easy access showers and or walk in tub.

. • Outlets/switches/thermostat at wheelchair reach, FA strobe/horn devices, Wheelchair accessible door peepholes • A pullout sleeper sofa in the living room ensures that this suite can comfortably accommodate up to four guests.

With full wheelchair access, 10 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and commercial grade kitchen.

I am thinking of getting licensed but I a disability that would provent me from showing most properties personally (mainly those with stairs or other access barriers do to wheelchair use).My question is....would I still be able to find success?

Just because you did exceptionally well 'wholesaling' properties during the last upswing when even our grandmas rolling in wheelchairs could have made money without blinking doesn't mean it applies to 'Current' short sale procedures.

I do know you must let them make any temporary changes they need to at their own expense for both install and removal if they are handicapped, like adding a wheelchair ramp.

What is interesting is that every door was widened to accolade the owner who has a wheel chair.

We need a property that can accomodate wheelchair access to at least part of the living space - split-level would work nicely.

At our meeting one of the other members requested we donate 2K for a wheelchair Honor Flight purchased to assist our member in laying back during the trip.