I love profile pics and creative cover photos with children, Grandparents/elders, Historical figures of importance, nature etc.

It's two middle agers living off one disability check and a wealthier elder vet with dementia.

The landlord is elderly and he’s gifting the property to his son, who is looking to sell.

We have a few one bedroom houses, they make for decent rentals here (in KC) but usually for either elderly folks who don't need much space or someone who has a pet (usually a dog) and wants to rent an apartment but gets turned down because they don't accept pets.

My seller is elderly and lives out out of state so this may very well be an issue down the road.If this is a problem, I would need to come in with at least $150k to cover mortgage, but seller is asking for $75k down, so I would need to negotiate with seller for smaller payment.

I bought this house for my elder parents so I could bring them down to Pinellas from Citrus County so I can take care of them.

We would like to target non-performing rental properties and the elderly who no longer want the burden of home ownership.  

sounds much like a escrow officer out west here when you have a closing with an elderly person they have to meet them in person  or have their personal attorney involved..

The owner was a very nice elderly man and did not want them to get kicked out right away with the under-market rents so he let them all sign a 1 year lease ending 5/1/2020.

The "Group Home" designation in Austin, under the residential use, has several federally mandated fair uses- -- day care, assisted living for the elderly, disabled, and mentally impaired, etc.