I have found the podcast very useful and entertaining.

No one is in business for entertainment or the simple exercise of talking to potential sellers.

She isn't paying on time, that's enough of a reason for me.As far as preventing others from moving in, we have a clause that states how many adults are allowed to live there and also that no guests can stay longer than 5 days without written permission from the landlord.  

Adults devise a plan and follow it.   

The caregiver was not family and the old man did not want to disinherit his biological heirs  so he provided the home at a modest price but he made the estate the beneficiary of a modest  private money mortgage to provide a monthly remainder for his own adult children who already owned other residences in the same community.All parties were served by this arrangement until the nurse's own son developed leukemia brought exorbitant demands for both money and time causing.  

This is a very basic question so I apologize in advance:I racked up a LOT of meal / entertainment receipts for being an agent / Property manager.  

Yes, I live in So Cal where music, film and entertainment people abound, however I did not want to have to think about how the product gets made, only show up and be the Johnny Carson, not the boom operator.

They're also finding it convenient to be close to public transit, entertainment venues, sports complexes, gourmet restaurants, and museums.We see this across the country from Brooklyn, NY to Chicago, to Los Angeles.

However, I believe you are referring to what Illinois refers to as the Adult Guardianship program, where the county is actually administering the estate of a disabled or incompetent adult.  

We have already had 4 separate groups of guests and are booked for the rest of November, a large portion of December, and we are currently entertaining a request for a three-month stay Jan-Mar.