After sitting down with the owner, we discovered the elderly woman had lost all her money due to a contractor taking advantage of her and then leaving town.

My is elderly now and currently  has a 10 single family and small multi-family portfolio so I guess you say he inspired me to to follow his legacy and eventually retire with a comfortable sized REI portfolio like he did. 

Most of my tenants are elderly and on a fixed income.

They were evicted last year, their landlords (elderly couple) suffered massive financial damages and losses (I even posted on here a question concerning our neighbors/landlords situation and asked for advice what to do with it).

I am wanting to open a residential care facility for the elderly in the next few months after the license is processed.

My elderly parents continue to live in the house in CA however, my brother and I cover the mortgage payments.

I asked permission to take photos and video of the house and did so, and I learned that she had just moved her elderly mother out of the home and had already talked with several realtors about listing the property.

While we all can feel for an older person on a fixed income, you are running a business here, not a charity.....If you really want to help, you can research and help her with housing options for low-income elderly.

More and more judges are looking at this as a predatory practice that takes advantage of the most vulnerable of the general public, namely the elderly and the disabled.

This is a great program that the the LA county is trying to establish housing for elderly adults who needs housing.