However, it makes sense if they are more for student housing, disabled, elderly, or homeless, financially challenged people who would have difficulty paying the deposits to turn on utilities. 

NJ not so sure but NJ had a lot of cases.Then when you dive into the data for NYC, you notice that Covid was harsh on 1) Elderly people 2) People with preexisting conditions 3) Obese people 4) Low Income people.

I’m a recent college graduate and I am trying to help my mother but her first home. She wants to open an Adult family home in the Seattle Metro area. We have been having trouble finding trustworthy Real Estate agents ...

Elderly need Cash Flow, younger folks who are working, can wait for appreciation as long as the rent covers expenses.

You may also consider consulting with an elder care planning specialist.

It's a pretty close-knit street with elderly folks who walk around the neighborhood a lot so don't want to be "that house".  

Hello All,I have a friend in the Madison, WI area who is in the process of moving her parents into elderly care facilities.

I had a similar tenant and raised the rent every year by the minimum $30/month.For 11 years she paid her water bills, did direct deposits a week before the 1st of each month & took good care of the place & never complained.Admittedly the home originally cost me $22K, & I did very little to it over the years.I sold it 2 years ago for $42K to a fellow investor & she is still there paying the same rents.Tenants like these are like gold nuggets.I just stole an elderly tenant from another landlord who moved a young punk above her in a duplex.The woman had been there 9 years & just wanted peace & quiet.

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.

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