I bought it the traditional way, with bank financing, so my elderly parents could have a nice place to live for as long as they're here.

. ;-} Of course 90% of my tenants are elderly and on a fixed income and their issues are minor.

Will there be an issue with renting out the property on higher floors as elders/families with young kids may be turned away due to the flights of stairs. 

I give back in other ways I use my personal money to take elderly people where I live shopping in my personal vehicle and I’ll buy there groceries or make homemade food well my girl does I don’t cook.

Purchased some property from an elderly couple, who never got around to developing it.

The elderly couple has recently passed away and the brother (who lives in Tennessee) of the woman has taken over the property.I’d like to approach him with a seller financing deal but want to have everything in order before doing so.

However the tenants are elderly, desperate and want to live rent free for ten years.

@Aaron Elder i started with owner financing.

The seller's situation: She is an elderly woman who's daughter is helping sell.

This house had been owned outright by the IRS for over 10 years due to unpaid income taxes, and surprisingly part of the agreement between the original owner (an elderly widow woman) and the IRS was that she was able to live in the home until her death (I don’t think the IRS expected her to live so long!)