Your "target  market" of tenants can tell you about expectations they may have at a given rent level, retired or elderly, single busy or lazy folks, or a younger couple with 2 kids,  think about it, who will you be renting to and what do they expect as well  as how many are there of these possible tenants.Good luck :) 

We were one of the first offers and the elderly couple who owned the home we so hassled by showings that they accepted our offer on the same day.

Purchase price: $625,000 Cash invested: $85,000 convert a 5-bedroom SFR into a residential care facility for the elderly focused on memory care.

This Investor bought a property from the elderly owner who has let the property fall into disrepair.

If you are not really ready to take the full plunge.. try to identify Elderly Section 8 tenants who are less like to ‘ behave destructively’...

There is a golf course in the community and a company that offers in home care to elderlies.

Population growth rateVacancy RateDemographic information (we have great census data breaks these into the following categoriesBabies and pre-schoolers (0 to 4)Primary schoolers (5 to 11)Secondary schoolers (12 to 17)Tertiary education and independence (18 to 24)Young workforce (25 to 34)Parents and homebuilders (35 to 49)Older workers and pre-retirees (50 to 59)Empty nesters and retirees (60 to 69)Seniors (70 to 84)Elderly aged (85 and over)5 year price growthRent growthYieldHousehold income quartiles and how this has changed over time% of dwellings that are single family, medium density and high density% of people that own home, have a mortgage or are renting% of people that are in social housing (low income)I would normally gather the data at a state level, then start to drill down to cities in the states where I like and then to regions or suburbs.

I found a house that a little old lady is living in she is elderly and her house is in the name of a trust.

I’m still new and learning, but I need to go west to take care of my elderly parents.

If you're thinking about doing 67+ housing I'm sure you could find some great resources on elderly care or assisted living.