Many are good people who are disabled, elderly, etc.; however some just work the system and they will work their landlord the same way.  

One of my tenants works ALL THE TIME so I might wind up talking to his elderly father more often than not.Thanks in advance!!

Hello Everybody,I am in need of a RE attorney/lawyer who has some experience in elder law in the Los Angeles area.

They would put two elderly clients in the home with 24-hour nurse coverage.My concern is I've never signed a lease to anything other than a family.

i've got an elderly friend who has had a parcel of land for many years.

Find an elderly person or couple with a garage or mother in law unit.  

To @Alecia Loveless, your parents' and sister's houses should have been homesteaded, meaning that they can only go up in taxable value by 10% annually (less for certain disabled veterans or elderly owners).

Long story short, my father passed away, I am helping my elderly mother with figuring out her best exit strategyProperty was purchased in 07, completely rehabbed in 2019 and will be vacant during construction due to an eviction mediation agreement.Current Payoff is $179k  ARV is $315, Rehab is about $26k, 30-45 day time rehab time due to tenant neglect and damageExit strategy is to list for sale at $315k via the MLS (I have a broker)She is Currently behind 3 payments at $1297 each as well as looking to finance the carrying costs during rehab until sold. 640 credit score looking to secure which ever is better for this situation, hard or private money.

Add to that, the fact that all this happened in a place like upstate New York, where elderly and outdated housing stock is the norm, not the exception (I grew up in upstate NY)...I would say it takes a willful suspension of disbelief to believe that this whole situation was brought about by completely innocent motives.But in any case, that's not why I mentioned you, John.

Senior Living, Elderly Care, Alzheimers or Dementia?