Under our current legal theories and court decisions, a business to business transaction neither party owes anything to the other; in a consumer to business transaction the business owes the consumer honesty, fair dealing, and possibly agency (not to use superior knowledge to the detriment of the consumer).From an ethical view point here's how I look at it, if it's not something I would want my elderly parents involved in, then I wouldn't want to do it to anyone else.

This become important as the elder generations want to continue to stay in their homes rather than move to a different location such as retirement communities.Enabling those to stay in their homes at an advanced age are products like Reverse Mortgages.

I wont by from a used appliance store because they are inevitably filthy and require 2 hours of labor to clean.)I'm guessing that the seller only rehab'd 9 of the 11 because the other two units are long time tenants, likely elderly. 

I just saw an elderly spend or waste, however you want to see it, $2000 on mega millions tickets.

I’ve thought if I ever go section 8 again I’ll try to find an elderly person living on social security.

They own elder care facilities in the area and the minimum wage hike is killing them too.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Friday the swine flu pandemic put as many people in the hospital as during the normal influenza season, but most were younger adults and children instead of the elderly.”

I feel bad for many of the elderly people who were given the boot like dogs.

How exactly is a family or an elderly person, who literally live pay check to pay check or SS check by SS check  (you know all those folks that work in the fields, clean bldgs, work in the meat factories, etc etc) move when their apt gets bought out and they are evicted or have their rent doubled - they may well end up on the street -and this is how so many end up homeless.

I know I didn't hear that from the elders I talk with.