Similarly, if a buyer doesn’t want to keep it as a MHP and the tenants have to move then they will be upset they had to give up their 2nd dog and yet turn around and have to move.Yet if I don’t say “get rid of 2nddog” then there’s fairness with the other tenants who know they can’t have a cat or dog (and some have asked if they could)And what do I do about “B” who has the “secret cat” – do I pretend not to know about it so she can keep having it (she’s elderly so maybe this is a source of companionship?

I am working with an elder attorney and accountant to see what the best option would be.

Hello Guys, I'm pretty new in the real estate game, and my first property, by the grace of God, will be a section 8 rental to an elderly couple.

In the meantime, we inherited 12 acres of land in NC and moved back to help care for elderly family.

Talk to a Medicare attorney and an elder attorney.

The problem is that 3 of the tenants are elderly and on fixed incomes and the seller is concerned that they will need to move out when I take over and increase the rent.

Hi Jonathan,It has not been lived in for 2 years because she's elderly and do not want to have to drive 2 hours to check on it or manage it anymore.

I watched my elderly mother in law getting taken for a ride more than one time.

Two elderly couple STEALING several thousands from 100s of property owners/tenants.

I believe it's more for established "housing" ie a caretaker that has elders living/renting in rooms, halfway/sober living units, things like that.