Looking to include residential home care provider ( Elderly, ex-offenders, LGBT community, age is flexible, transitional for women and children...) to add to real estate profolio.

Does this Tenant have children or an elderly parent living with her? 

An exception might be for an elderly tenant, but I know plenty of 70+ folks who are excellent at working with computers and the Internet. 

Otherwise, network with elder law attorneys.

As I did more research on the property I found out it had belonged to two very elderly people who have both passed away. 

We’ve just discovered that my father has been taking financial advantage of my grandmother. He’s basically been using her retirement money to fund his life and her old property for rental income... using her social se...

One house I found, I looked up the owner information and it was an elderly couple that passed a few years ago (they had taken a reverse mortgage and  the house is starting to go into the foreclosure process)  then after doing lots and lots of research I was able to find one of the children in another state, he had known about the property but doesnt really care about it, said "he is willing to work with me if he will get some money or can sell it to me" then he told me "i have been gettting lots of calls from real estate people, I want you to know I have 2 siblings and I have not spoken to one in 10 years or so, and the other in 4 years, and none of us have any contact information of eachother" My question is, can I do a deal with just this one hier, or do I need to find all three?  

It wasn't so much the potential need to evict-- they were great tenants-- but our elderly sewer system couldn't hack it.

An elderly Neighbor a few weeks after purchase looked me up somehow and contacted me,  asked me if I would be interested in seeing her Property in my next visit to Charlotte.

The contractor gave me that estimate.. it looks great tho, inside looks new..carpet looks new.. elderly couple who need to sell, rent on that area is 1200 to 1400..