I had that very same idea in 1980 when I met an elderly gentleman at a public auctions, introduce myself and asked if he'd help me learn how to make serious money in real estate, he agreed to tell all, how to flip, buy at auction, creative financing and he'd give me all of his contacts ---- oh, under one condition I HAD TO MARRY HIS DAUGHTER!

I got a lead on a house owned by an elderly woman who left a voicemail and won't pick up the phone when I try to call her back.

He’s in a very elderly, in a nursing home and close to dying.

Presidential candidate Joe Biden plans is announcing a $775 Billion dollar plan to boost Child and Elderly care.

Those aren't the greatest places for appreciation.I think there may some downward pressure on neighborhood pricing dependent on the tenants (ie the building targets ex-felons) since not the tenants, but usually their friends that can't afford an apt usually show up.If its more vulnerable population (eg elderly and/or single-mothers), usually not much of an affect.

My elderly father needs to put together a trust for his primary residence but we've talked about leveraging the equity in the property now to help purchase a primary residence for myself.

I am interested in any special lease terms that apply to very elderly tenants in the event they become disabled requiring move out (e.g. to hospice) or die during the lease.For example, lease terms that covers how personal property and the remaining lease terms are handled. 

One family, with two waitresses and a retired, ill, disabled elderly person, applied for everything I told them about.  

Most of the nursing home are not taking care of the elderly.

I have an elderly couple that paid my other tenant ($5/wk...enough to cover gas) to mow their lawn as well.