Hello all,I have an old single-family property built in 1960 being given to me from my elder relatives.

How about this: 55+ cohousing ~ research says it’s a good thing for people. Common kitchen, living/craft, tv, game areas. (Common bathroom might be the dealbreaker...?) Internet and utilities included. A.D.A. Com...

Are the people complaining elderly?

Age plays into this as well, elderly folks will have an upper hand in any court as the court usually seeks to protect victims and the estranged.

Staying focused is another challenge, in order to stay on task and make tangible results in business building, without getting side-tracked too much by business methods or deals that don't fall into line with what you are currently trying to master.My own personal challenges involve dealing with working a day job, being a husband & father to 2 small children, having a wife who also works (part-time), and an elderly person we take care of (wife's grandma).

Even just a small section such as for an elderly person to hold on to while unlocking the door?

There are also laws to protect against elder abuse.Overall, though, if the guy took this to a lawyer after the fact and the lawyer said there's nothing he could do, then I'm thinking the FOAF messed up somewhere along the line.

.), how to file a complaint, then try the neighborly route first -- they could be elderly, recovering from illness or injury, etc.

The Medicaid recipient needs to consult with a lawyer who specializes in elder law/estate issues.

I have an opportunity to buy a local condo from an elderly person who is purely looking to offload it.