He said it's been vacant for around a year, the elderly couple passed away.

The laws that will apply are very state-specific, and what Bryan is telling you may be true in Tennessee and nowhere close to true in California.You don't say, but often when people speak of elderly and disabled as distinct interest groups within a housing context, it is because the complex was built and/or acquired with help from some government program or other.Some people think that tenants in these forms of subsidized housing are leaching.

Staying focused is another challenge, in order to stay on task and make tangible results in business building, without getting side-tracked too much by business methods or deals that don't fall into line with what you are currently trying to master.My own personal challenges involve dealing with working a day job, being a husband & father to 2 small children, having a wife who also works (part-time), and an elderly person we take care of (wife's grandma).

Are the people complaining elderly?

.), how to file a complaint, then try the neighborly route first -- they could be elderly, recovering from illness or injury, etc.

The entire property was renovated inside and out in 2004 and was owned by an elderly couple who maintained the property very well.

We have always wanted to own our own business and I am very passionate about real estate.Long story short - we jumped in with both feet and bought a home from an elderly couple who were hoarders.

Is it an issue for elderly buyers?

In Cleveland, the move outs are scheduled for 7 to 10 days after the hearing depending on if any of the residents are minor children, disabled individuals, elderly,etc. and the suburban courts will again operate on similar timelines.Your lawyer will need copies of your leases, the posted 3 day notice, and rentrolls for use as evidence in court.

She is moving now to take care of an elderly parent.