Plumbing is also very hard on a persons body, lifting very heavy items, and crawling under homes all day.I have been thinking about several options: --- Real Estate Flipping, Starting a Property Management Company, or Non Medical Elder Care Company which also provides home maintenance and a cleaning service.Yeah, I know, that I am pretty confused, but I know a lot about home repair!

Wife threaten to sue me for "Elderly Abuse".   

After all the market for doing elderly widows lawns is higher then the average (I find them extra vulnerable $$$).  

These types of issues are delicate especially when dealing with elderly populations.

I picked her (& her 814 FICO score & the fact that she is overall an awesome client) up because some other lender (who is a complete idiot) said that "you need a job to get a mortgage"...After we close this one out, we're going to be dropping the interest rate on the house she provides for her elderly parents by 0.75% or so because some idiot did it as an investment property for some reason -- which was not appropriate.So, yeah, don't discount the retired folks!

My property manager rented the place to an elderly lady who appears to be suffering from dementia but is assisted by her daughter.  

It amazes me how ignorant Landlords and tenants both are.If you have elderly people or sick people renting from you, a power outage can be a matter of life or death even if it is only for a couple of hours. 

If they have prior felony or misdemenor convictions in a list of areas (sex offenses, drug-related charges, dishonesty / fraud, violence, child or elder abuse) they are not qualified.  

., You can use smartmove as an initial screening process, but if it is based solely on credit history, you will be excluding certain groups like young people and the elderly, who may make excellent tenants but do not have much of a credit history.

Is the complaining tenant elderly?