Youth lacks wisdom, direction and guidance from elders has been rejected by the inexperienced for thousands of years, it's simply a natural part of coming of age.

My son recently graduated high school and I am not in love with my current day job but I do take care of my elderly grandmother who lives near me.

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

"Different Applicant (about 80 -90 years old)"I've had elderly applicants tell me about renting "big" houses for only $200 a month.Course that was in the "good old days" (like four decades past!).

It's harder for the elderly to get out of small spaces.

.), you just cannot insist that their income comes from a job because that would discriminate against the disabled (who get money from disability insurance instead of a job), the retired/elderly (who get money from SS or pensions), etc.Not a lawyer, not legal advice.

Same thing goes for elderly tenants and their kids, the adult child may or may not guarantee the lease, but they get a key and permission because I don't do health and welfare checks, the kids can or the cops or paramedics can.

He used to do small maintenance projects for the previous owner who was an elderly lady, and has he has lived in the property for 15 years.

I did tax preparation for low income and elderly this past January - April. 

It's clear that anyone who doesn't speak English will be viewed under the light of national origin, I covered that, how language is an obvious indicator of someone who ain't from here.It would be similar to say I don't rent to people who wear diapers due to health hazards of the diaper, well, that person is a baby, that relates to age discrimination, if it's an elderly adult you're obviously hitting on a physical issue they have, another area of discrimination.