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. 

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. 

Or two elderly folks in a 100% equity in a 3000 sq ft empty nest with a half acre of land and a pool that's never used?  

He's eager to sell the two on either end, but wants to keep the middle as his elder sister lives there.

When you come into my elderly parents NBHD I ask them to come inside and lock their door and NEVER open it for anyone whose identity they cannot confirm. 

One in particular was from an elderly woman who owned it for 50 years.

A question for this forum and a bit off topic - how can I assist an elderly, disabled tenant that has been harassed into signing a form that she does not understand, on the pretext of eviction, based on threats from a landlord about losing her assets or having them repossessed?

I already tried to negotiate one side bing empty and keeping the elderly man in the unit).

I had an elderly couple who sold off 5 units of their investment properties.