Elderly are leery about these kind of offers from all the bad they head about people inquiring about their home ownership and seeing their home. 

Bought a home from a deceased elderly woman's heirs.

Often they visit hospitals, elderly housing, schools (read to a dog). 

The tax delinquent is a good list, and lately we have bought lotmof properties from people close to retirement or elderly about to go to assisting living.

Elderly, out of town owners, etc). 3.

@Shari M PortI had a similar experience with an elderly lady I bought a home from.

First time was in the finished basement bathroom of a split level house that already had a nice tub with tile surround on the main floor, so we figured the buyers would like a walk in shower as well (great for elderly or disabled people or washing pets).

HOWEVER, it is a heavily elder community so there are a lot of homes probably owned by inherited family members or the owners may need to move into a nursing home.

For example: Seniors who have owned their home for 15+ years might have a picture of an elderly person doing home maintenance and talk about how they can sell the home without doing all the work to fix it up.Dreading the thought of putting your home on the market?

I've seen elderly intimidated in this way and unfortunately this is not unheard of in bottom tier economic counties in NC.