How much parking and handicap parking is required.     

I’m also recovering from a broken hand so a little handicapped at present.

I've read that these properties can qualify for up to 250% Fair Market Value (see link below) provided the property is handicap accessible and meets the various ADA standards and guidelines. 

I've heard that I can't operate the pool, that I need a lifeguard, that I need a handicap access, and that it's completely exempt because it is in a residential property.In the end I chose to go with an attorney's advice, which was consistent with the manager who had managed it for the 40 years prior:  Post Notice on safe use and precautions, keep the area clean and conducive to safe usage as much as possible, and educate tenants on their responsibility to ensure their safety, as well as their guests.I'm not sure if this would change from state to state, or from LTR to STR, but I'm sure we'll experience a wide array of guidance on it :) 

I have a tenant requesting a handicap ramp installed at a sfr.

A lot of times the smaller ones have a higher fund-raising and administrative cost.There is a local branch of a charity that we work with to make houses more handicap accessible for kids.

Also, it may be more difficult to find tenants, as they would be excluding clients that are handicap, something most businesses do not want to be known for.

They rarely work out.FYI - I've had great luck with retired and/or handicapped tenants in those areas.

The group home has a large common area and kitchen, onsite laundry room, 5 bathrooms and 9 bedrooms all handicap friendly.

I am liking this to those that have handicap placards on their car and are not handicapped but use it any way to get a better parking spot.