Accessible homes don't have to to be out of reach for the average working-class person with a disability. This is the mantra of Angela Fox, a paraplegic since birth, who went on to become a civil rights lawyer and mediator for the FDA after college. During the great recession of 2007, she purchased for first home and made it accessible, and she learned a lot, which she shares in her podcast, "Accessibility Is Home," as well as in her book, "My Blue Front Door."

Her podcast is both a podcast and Facebook page to link for realtors, builders, and the disability community. Also a resident of Maryland, she shares home grants and loans available for disabled homeowners.

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— Angela's site: Horizontal Houses Hub

— 8 Ways Disabled Marylanders Can Buy or Modify a Home in 2025