Maybe it is in walking distance of where they work, maybe it is around the corner from their (non-custodial) child/elderly relative so they can see them daily, or whatever.

Buyer's mom is going to live there, so we used the "providing housing for elderly parents" exception to get primary residence interest rate pricing and down payment requirements.

It is usually over priced and you will be dealing with someone whose business is selling using seller financing, some use tricks to basically cheat folks while some are straight arrows, but I suggest you make your own deal, not follow someone's program as programs are designed for the sellers.Look for an elderly landlord who is still leasing and see if you can talk them into selling close to the rental amount.

My daughter had a downstairs unit once and an elderly lady moved upstairs. 

I am showing the house to a lady who is taking care of her elderly parent.

For example, lower income and elderly might not have internet and depend on the paper more.

Account Closed I know an elderly gentleman that has a house with 6 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms.

The exceptions I've seen are almost exclusively elderly folks that were evicted after their trigger happy landlord didn't realize they were in the hospital, and instead of filing for abandonment, filed for eviction.

I have a soft spot for the elderly and yes, perhaps I did let her push me around too much.

Trouble is, every time it gets really hot, the local news runs another Death Watch segment where children, the elderly, and the sick are suffering and dying.