We had this situation once and the squatters had a "rental agreement" supposedly with the elderly owner who had been put into a nursing home.  

Most folks over 45 will appreciate these, the elderly will love them.

CONSUMER " PROTECTED"  OUT OF HER HOME.SUBTITLE:  BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR, YOU MIGHT GET ITAn actual case history- A home owner rendered homeless as a consequence of  a mortgage regulation--  HOEPA  ( Home Owner's Equity Protection Act )The mother of  three school age children provided in home medical assistance for an elderly resident of a small Idaho mining town.  

The landlord, my friend is elderly  and on a fixed income struggling with the property tax payments and utility costs of the unit now .

Not elderly or disabled. 

.- Just moved elderly (80 and 91) parents to assisted living near us in South Florida from their home in rural western NC- Parents still also own a 3/2 townhome in Badin NC. 

Imagine a college type party house with music, lots of people, more than likely some alcohol etc...in a neighborhood with elderly people across the street and a generally quiet neighborhood.

I'd do some research on homes for the elderly and see what you can pick up on.

Some of them are elderly and/or disabled.

Tenant is caring for an elderly mother and they have no credit or assets, so I'm trying to at least help while at the same time maybe get a deal out of helping someone that works for all. (7) Any additional thoughts???