(Hopefully this will increase his motivation) Public records leads me to believe that he is quite elderly.

As a future section 8 landlord, can you decide that you would like to rent to working class tenants or elderly folks only?

Cause someone's elderly parent to pass away due to lack of professional care and you are in hot water.With that being said, my sibling owns an ALF and I helped put the deal together.  

Price: 132k Zoning front is zoned c3, middle is c1 and the back is r1Location class: CIntent: build an elderly housing community.This property backs up to government housing, a 55+ community and an open field.

He was in the pub at the station having a long conversation with an elderly local man obviously retired, about life in general.  

Okay, so one of my tenants (My oldest, longest, and most loved tenant), an elderly lady, went into the hospital at the end of December for surgery.

Seller is elderly and disabled who can't fix anything, owes $4k in back taxes, and just wants the property gone.I planned on putting back on the market at $27k.#2) 3bed/2bath - 2,038 sqft built in 2006 - attached 2-car garage  - pool - finished bonus room over garage - screened-in back porch - fenced backyard - landscaped nicelyComps: (only two sold and 2 on the market for over 200 days)A) $182,875 - still activeB) $144,900 - still activeC) $154,600 - SoldD) $175,000 - Sold (next door)Home is well kept.  

To make a long story short the seller is elderly, has been in the home for 40 years, and will be moving out of the state in a couple months.

I moved out and rented to an elderly couple for 9 yrs.

This an elderly lady that is off loading some property and is looking to get the cash out.