Originally posted by @John Thedford:See 475.42 and 475.43 I think this is in OHIO.. but regardless OHIO is very strict on selling RE without a license as well.I think a work around for this person is to have the elderly man bring this person into his LLC if in fact the LLC owns the properties as a 20% owner..

An elderly lady wanted us to build a house for her on her property and showed us the blueprint.

In the past, tenants have cited children and elderly parents as reasons for begging off citing fears of health related issues.

And owner is elderly, so there is a good possibility she just doesn't keep up on yard etc, I am not 100% sure it's vacant.

You get the property, while they:preserve their basis and future step-uppay zero capital gain taxcreate stable income for the rest of their livesrelieve themselves and especially their heirs from the hassles of property managementTalk to 1031 experts like @Dave Foster and @Bill Exeter to explore available options. curious how that discussion would go w/ an elderly person (who probably too nice to say they just don't want to sell lol).

I have a prospective tenant who is 80 years old with parkinsons. Her husband is around the same age with cancer. I have already run a credit check and everything is essentially perfect. They are a very nice couple, an...

The sellers are an elderly couple that are looking to downsize.

We suspect the owner (elderly) May have pass away in the home or so.

My interest is in elderly people who own their property outright and might possibly be interested in owner financing.

"HOA forces landlord to evect elderly couple"