Quote from @Cam Schwartz: Eric, you're absolutely correct.

Is there anyway their hairs, sons/daughters, 20 y/o “husband” can become protected tenants upon their passing?  

Make them work for things and don't knock down obstacles they face, just help them learn how to attack them.I plan to leave everything to my kids (18 & 20 y/o) and they know it; we talk about the importance of properly managing what you have so the people behind you have better chances and better opportunities. 

You are basically telling people you have X, want Y, and waiting for someone to provide it, but what do you want to invest in that you will be excited to have as an asset?

Renovated kitchen and bath along with renovation on 100 y/o hardwood floors and new roof to make this a downtown Concord gem.

Trail cams are small cameras typically used by wildlife photographers or hunters but I use them to capture license plates. 3.

Well done Cam!

It seems that your association property manager is lacking.Normally what a CAM (community association manager) does (and there is some variety to di depending on the agreed role) is run the day to day affairs for the board while the board makes decision on reserves and budgets, choosing a vendor after getting several bids, etc... 

I booked a place for 5 adults and 1 child (16 y/o) plus 2 dogs a couple months ago because of it being the holiday weekend.  

And, I know people hate the sales-y part of eXp info, but there are lots of different avenues to grow over time within the brokerage outside of selling real estate.