(There was an elderly, long term tenant in one of the units and a considerable amount of necessary repairs, both of which became deterrents for previous buyers) How did you finance this deal?

She may want to speak to a estate planner or elder law adviser to see if she can protect or preserve the asset.

Just try to make it a win win situation for this elderly woman.

Should your tenants be an elderly couple on social security, they have no means to increase their income.

I just tracked down a elderly gentleman because in the property records, there was a filed POA listing the individual in charge of the property.

You need to respect your elders. 

Or they are elderly and can't figure it out (or just don't want to)?  

As you can see below, when they’re not working their tales off and putting their lives on the line they do community improvement type work like canvassing neighborhoods for the sick, elderly and less fortunate.

Class B's attorney tells the judge the tenant's elderly mother lives with them and of course the judge doesn't want to evict them in middle of December so why not give them an extra month. 

as more people retire i think you will still get homes that need rehab come on the market and trade... if you direct market (which i dont), i would try to look for those really bad shape homes with elders and see if they want to downsize.side note, if you are looking for a development property i have one in my portfolio in north hollywood that i wouldnt mind selling if the price made sense.