Apparently the elderly woman that had owned the house passed away and left it to her four daughters.

I've been able to negotiate a deal on rough terms with an elderly woman who is on disability payments with a ton of equity. 

Also keep in mind that if the owner is elderly , he may not be in a state cognitively  to make the best decision for himself.

After contacting the brother, he too is elderly and not in good health and wants nothing to do with the property at the moment.

I am a realtor in Pensacola, FL. I have a client who is moving down here and needs to buy a home but she paid for everything her whole life with cash and has no credit. I have heard of ways some lenders can build cred...

A place for an elderly parent or young adult child?

Quote from @Becky Elder: Hi there! 

Hello Clarence, You can potentially have 2 FHA loan simultaneously with some exceptions (buying for elderly parents whom could not otherwise afford a home on their own or for a child who is disabled).

Illegal sanitary water work destroys property, hurts people (typically children and the elderly), leads the news, and makes top local politicos look like they can't get their thumbs out.So the problem with not pulling building permits (with special attention given to plumbing permits) if you're in this business for keepsies is that sooner or later, the odds catch up to you, and once they do, your name is mud and your career as a landlord is over.

The jobs all cost more than you would think because they're on elderly properties for the most part.