Government figures it will save public transportation usage, and help with care of elderly.

I am wondering if she was to sell it outright would she be taxed on the lump sum just like the rest of us or is it different for the elderly.

The line I've used for 7 years without ever a problem (except once from an elderly woman who swore, no matter WHAT I told her, that one of her estranged family members gave me her info - She still showed me the house, btw): "Whenever I'm looking for a property owner whose hard to find I give the information to my attorney and he accesses a special database that only attorney's have access to".

I talked to the elderly neighbor the next day and she was thrilled with my offer to have my landscaping guys spend some time helping her get her yard in shape for the spring.

Of course there are mitigating circumstances when it is clear that the borrower was mislead verbally or could not obtain the necessary knowledge to make a educated decision when borrowing that money.There are many cases when predatory lenders persuaded uneducated home owners (Mainly elderly) to borrow money against their free and clear homes for a small monthly payment which obviously tripled when the terms of the introductory rate expired.

Growing up, we considered it Little Sun City because of all the elder/retirees that were migrating there.

He's an elderly gentleman and he's having health complications so he's simplifying his life.

Me for damaging their walls, or them for not providing safe living conditions for an elderly lady?

But again it helps if you have a passion for or at least enjoy working to assist the elderly.

He said that an elderly lady came by with her daughter and is very interested in renting the house.