The second home belonged to an elderly lady in which the dumpster was dropped off and filled two days later.  

For example, let's assume that the 'wholesaler' promised the elderly folks in your example that they could close in two weeks all-cash, and that this 'wholesaler' does not actually have the cash or anyone that's committed to buying 123 Main St at the time the promise was made.

Many of our tenants are elderly, or lower income.

Many elderly visitors and families with young kids like condos for the pools, flat parking, and easier access.

When driving by the property, the remnants appeared to be elderly. 

I bought a triplex from an elderly lady landlord that had moved into assisted living and couldn’t manage her properties anymore.

(This will also show if the property taxes are current - lots of times, elderly people forget to make these payments.

This year I took over managing a few rental properties for my elderly aunt.

(Bought from an elderly lady that did her own PM and repairs so it needed some professional attention)- Raised about 50% of the rents from $430 - $495 when units turned- There is an opportunity to update and complete a 2 bd unit in basement for 3-5K. and should rent 495-550Look forward to hearing everyone's thoughts on these numbers.thank you!

So the benefit to the investor (aside from being a good person and helping out the elderly!)