I pet peoples dogs, help the elderly (sometimes just striking up a conversation with them is enough to brighten their day), compliment people on their yards, etc.

Some good reasons for the need to move include: need more space (expecting a child or elderly parent moving in), need to relocate for job, lease ended, house they are in had a disaster event strike (fire, hurricane like Sandy).I just filled a vacancy during November with somebody who was moving due to house they were in had a break-in.Just about anything else for a reason to move is suspect.But you will get some on BP who will only do month-to-month.

They’re no different from the average American family living WAY beyond their means.For those of you who haven’t seen it, it’s a documentary about a middle aged gold digger, Jackie, with way too much plastic surgery who’s married to an elderly workaholic crabass, David.

She is a certified nurses assistant and has been caring for an elderly gentleman for the past 4 years making $4000.00 a month.

In my state there are laws that allow the family to come back within a certain time period and take back property sold by an elderly person.

The other caution is in non-elevator buildings top floor units, like the third floor up, have generally less appeal especially to middle aged, elderly, and people who don't like all the steps.

The apartment complex managers, an elderly couple, said I reminded them of their granddaughter and they approved me for the apartment.

I guess there's a scam going around that targeted the elderly.

The only exception I've found is elderly or moms-to-be and wanting the 1st floor.

I know with a lot of the elderly, the taxes on their estate is a big concern and we think that by presenting the deal to him this way he will be much more agreeable to the terms.Any suggestions or warnings?