Common area with linked ensuites. tags: senior, elder, shared housing, tiny homes, student housing, small homes, affordable, 

I was at a wedding this weekend, and was talking with a friend who was working on disposing properties on behalf of a trust for an elderly friend.

As a result, a lot of people are selling their homes because its too expensive to repair and many homeowners are elderly and retired.

Supposedly the son had been calling their elderly mother the past few days and was not getting an answer. 

My plan is to purchase this deal for $200K cash and wholesale it.This situation involves a 101 year old elderly family member that owns a Davidson County, TN residence free and clear of any liens.

I spoke w/ an attorney about purchasing it correctly so it wouldn't seem as if I was taking advantage of an elderly guy in a nursing home.

I'm curious if anyone has any experience with HUD qualifying homes for the elderly?

Before you all tell me to talk to a lawyer, if this is not flawed on the surface or illegal, I intend to do that next.Some of the reasons why we are thinking about this is that my father is elderly, but still in good health. 

Is this gentleman elderly and lonely?

. - owner is elderly and not of sound mind or incapacitated, possibly in a nursing home (more Medicaid claims) Some thoughts;Ideal leads would be if you could highlight which properties have already been probated.