She is an elderly woman, so I get that she has nothing else to do.. but she sits right at the window with her dog and it feels like she watches me everytime I'm in my yard.

Purchase price: $9,163 Sale price: $20,000We bought from an elderly woman who inherited the property.

A friend inherited a single dwelling RSA-5 in District 6 due to recent passing of an elderly relative.

I’ve recently been exploring the idea of hospice/ continuing care models. Was curious if anyone had experience? Would be interested in the real estate side of things of course but I know there are other requirements c...

I decided to use the equity and I got a HELOC last month that I used to buy my new primary residence in MI where i grew up and my elderly parents still live.

The reasons being, rent by room is technically a boarding home style of operation, think halfway house, elderly care facility, childrens home, etc. 

Depending on the type of "group home" (drug/alcohol rehab, handicapped, mental illness, elderly, etc.) you have other laws to make sure you comply with, and great point by David D Painter re insurance.

So, there are cases here where ADUs are sitting their empty when the elderly parent passed away and can not be occupied by a non-relative.

Maybe help her contact some elder/senior care organizations.She needs to understand that you are losing money by having her stay there.....and you need to figure out if you want to run a business...or a charity...?

Tons of decrepit houses in WeHo, Melrose area, mid wilshire etc with ramps in front that have elderly inhabitants.