just some thoughts, take them with a grain of salt. 1 - too many pictures. no one wants to click thru 59 pictures2 - the bed on #13, way too high. could be a problem for many people that have physical issues. especially for a downstairs bedroom, usually for elderly people that have issues with stairs, they wont be able to get into it.3 - add some more color to the walls, either paint or artwork.

Not sure if my grandmama is on FB.... and thus the elderly will not be reached.. which is a huge loss as these often are very motivated.But as explained before... everyone being there is not the ONLY thing you need to consider doing marketing!

@Mark Cruse"The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise.

So in CT you can charge up to two months rent for security deposit (some exemptions such as elderly and veterans I think – double check).

That zillow sale ended up with a relationship with the elderly man and year or so later we ended up buying his 8 plex unit, which was severely run down.

One of my tenants, who is an elderly lady, rented my unit after she was informed of a $900 rent increase by her previous landlord (oh, the joys of not being under rent control).

The elderly owners were being taken advantage of & once my family took possession & installed new staff it ran a healthy profit (I used it for a case study in my 2nd yr Eng business classes).

I list 'other occupants' on my leases and it can be an elderly parent (example:  those with dementia are not put on as a party to the lease as they are not competent to sign), adult or minor children (example, adult child who is a college student, no job/income, does not contribute to rent).I have not had to complete an eviction for a family with 'other occupants' yet, but I think that evicting the named adults who are lessee and 'other occupants' without names would work.I can not think of a reason to have a birthday for an other occupant, age seems to be fine.

Called and found out it is a lady who is elderly and lives out of town.

Lots of Section 8 voucher holders are the working poor or elderly.