Multiple residents told us that we were the first people to look at the units int he 14 months they have been on the market.The owner is actually an elderly women, who purchased them with her husband (who has since passed) 26 years ago.

He’s been taking advantage of my elderly father and no one knew until now.

Many of us are primary caregivers for our elderly relatives.

In your case of a multifamily you will also have to consider tenant cohesiveness - i.e. don't rent to college kids if you have an elderly tenant in the same residence.I'm proud of you and wish you much success!!

I have an opportunity to buy a local condo from an elderly person who is purely looking to offload it.

Are those generally elder properties?

Many cities have programs for financially distressed elderly people.

Looking for suggestions on what you would recommend going forward in this situation.BackgroundI am moving back to my home town of Las Vegas to help take care of my elderly, disabled mom, who is becoming more dependent for daily activities and no longer able to manage finances independently.

Hello all,I have an old single-family property built in 1960 being given to me from my elder relatives.

The $210k house is in her neighborhood, has an elderly woman renting it, and doesn't need any repairs.