Almost every living facility gets sued multiple times for something and if you don't believe that then you had better start doing some more research on the internet.It is very difficult to deal with elderly people.

Is it still occupied w elderly residents or is it empty?

However I want to keep my property in PA to come back during the "offseason," and take care of an elderly relative, and to work on increasing revenue for my own business.

All this while we take care of our elderly parents needs.

I’ve purchased ten properties this way, mostly from elderly people living in their homes. 

Specifically dealing with Washington stateI'm am currently in discussions with my elderly neighbor to by her home.

I was thinking I'd provide property management for small tasks that are difficult for elderly, provide a weekly cleaning service and lawn care, but beyond that, they'd be on there own to maintain the home. 

He is elderly and when he arrived back home, he was on oxygen for awhile and not up to doing much. 

Ultimately my goalis to exit my full-time real estate career by January of 2036 to focusfull-time on building philanthropic companies designed to help disadvantagedyouth and elderly communities.

For those unable to afford them, we are seeing more and more elderly on the streets, and as Social Security begins cutting the income, it's going to get worse.