Elderly man with dog-pays rent on time.

My husband and I recently moved to take care of my elderly parents.

We are home health care agency, and we want to rent the house to care for disabled or elderly clients that are unable to care for themselves 4 -6 unrelated people.

Every day I read more articles about the doom and gloom of the economy, the housing market, the retirement woes of the elderly, the middle class disappearing, etc.

So to recap, it seems like it might be best to wait until the actual time comes along- but to be very clear it would be most beneficial to speak with an elder law attorney. 

My mother is elderly and I'd like to build a one-bedroom ADU for her in my backyard.

I can't speak for other locations, but for everywhere I've looked within 150 miles of me, most of the properties I look at come from elderly family members passing away and leaving behind a house with a good bit of deferred maintenance.

I'm just wondering, is this akin to a nursing home or is it just a house set up for the elderly.

Threatening me with an attorney, been verbally abusive to the other tenant on the property claiming she’s elderly (she’s only 65 that is not elderly) and can’t stand to listen to her dogs barking or people she has over because she’s old.

I think my premium has doubled in 6 years, I'm healthy and not elderly or at 65 for SS, so not much longer with that stuff and I'll be getting supplemental policies for SS medicare.