And buy apartment building to create affordable rentals and/or care facility for elderly.

I ran across this property in my search for RE to buy that had delinquent HOA dues. After getting to know the owner of the property I became disturbed by the tactics the attorneys hired by the HOA are using and agreed...

I mean catering to vets, felons, students, elderly, etc.  

Elderly people who lose their hearing as a result of aging are not likely to know sign language. 4.

If you feel like they should mostly get involved to help "protect" people and things -- the environment, the children, the elderly, veterans, small business, etc. then you are mostly liberal. 

I have installed 4 of these for personal and grandparents for 2 reasons... comfort height and elongated in same foot print as older small toilets (elder and bad knee friendly) easy cleaning with a one pieceOn a small scale, its worth a look.

@Steve Wilcox The reason I had a lower 5% vacancy is because a majority of the tenants are elderly and retired who have lived there 5+ years and it doesn't seem like they are going anywhere.

I'm going to get a bit technical and local here.The absolute worst elderly property of the 1900-built variety is an old rambling place of 4-5 bedrooms that was originally built as a box-like 3-bedroom single-family according to a pattern that was originally called a Foursquare, and then at some point was converted into a duplex or triplex, sometimes with an addition, sometimes without, almost always with an attic in the original Foursquare part that's been turned into two additional bedrooms, sometimes with a small third-story half-bath shoehorned in, sometimes without.This happens to a lot of older houses in the Pittsburgh area.

I found an elderly man who says he needs to sell his property for cash to pay his mother's mortgages.

The son says he has POA for his elderly mother with Alzheimer’s, she's on the title.