He has two 8 unit apartments rented out to elderly that qualifies for section 515.

My elderly sister just moved into one of the retirement homes on Hilltop Dr. and pays around $3000 per month for a room (it's not assisted living) The current retirement residences have very limited space, and one hasn't been updated since it was built 25 years ago.

She is elderly and said she may need 2-3 more weeks to move out. 

An elderly woman, well older then my 75 years looked at me and as she stepped off the curb she said to me your know you can't get to the other side until you step of the curb don't you. 

I started real estate invest at very young age, to be specific I started as soon as I completed college along with my two elder brothers.

2) The prospective sellers (husband and wife) are both elderly, so with a longer amortization schedule (targeting 25-30 years) that will outlast their lives, how do the mechanics look upon their deaths (CFD being transferred to next of kin for example). 

If I had the cash and equity, I would invest in elderly living communities, with the front end of the baby-boom generation already facing retirement, they're going to need somewhere to live.

The lady who is listed as the owner of record is elderly and on fixed income and said she could not afford to pay the taxes or keep up the house any longer.

The tenant squatter is David Peritz, a professor of political science, a very smug guy who is abusing the system and living free in an elderly professor's home.

Met an elderly person whose house is underwater although he pays his mortgage on time.