Also, if the neighbor tenant is elderly, doing a wellness check call (or requesting local police to do a wellness check if no reply) can reinforce your role as a responsible / caring LL.

This property will be suitable for a family with kids, or an elder tenant.

They have an elderly woman living with them as well. 

Hello,I am working with an elderly owner to purchase the home he lives in and a short-term rental house he owns across the street. 

If I can get it cheap enough (it’s listed low IMO), I’m guessing because of the utilities, and owned by a trust and I’m guessing the owners are elderly, no estoppel, etc. my plan would be to try and get it at a decent deal, remove tenants one by one, renovate units, raise rents.

What I've learned especially well in the last twelve months is just how cruel and careless this country is to its elderly.

We live in a neighborhood, and a few months ago an elderly lady passed away in her home.

I require tenants to handle something this basic, unless there's a very valid reason why they can't (elderly, handicapped) or they are paying a premium to cover the service.

You might find that the numbers are better than you figured.One of my first side-jobs as a Carpenter was installing a new front door of an elderly owned home.

The Biden Administration issued a $1.8 trillion plan for childcare and elderly healthcare, and one of the ways to pay for this plan is the elimination of 1031 Exchanges for investors with annual income of $400,000 or greater.