My children and I live with my mother i pay many of her bills and care for her (she is severly disabled and elderly and this saves me money to invest and save) the house we live in will be mine.

He wants to sell his 4/1 residence in town to buy a bigger home to move his elderly mother-in-law in with them.

I have a number of elderly neighbors who have been here for 20+ years and I expect they will live out their remaining years in current house.

Instead of getting classified for the entire property, they went down to the local housing authority and talked to the manager about their units and left handouts about their properties that was marketed around helping section 8 elderly folks.

My elderly Father signed a contract two years ago to purchase a house. 

Communication and support are a godsend to elderly.

I am trying to help my elderly Father-in-law with a project on one of his homes in West Sacramento area.He is wanting to replace an old picket fence with wrought iron.   

And if you think that there are no wholesalers who would screw the elderly, under-informed and gullible, think again. 

Because then you can't regularly inspect the exterior for points of water ingress and hit it with your plain-jane lasts-forever GE silicone, and if you have windows with exterior trim that's so far gone paint and silicone won't seal it, then you really should be replacing it with PVC trim anyway.Especially in an elderly place originally built with double-sash windows with counterbalancing weights...these days I wouldn't use an installation company if they paid me.

You can be visited by the Atty General if you are cheating "vulnerable" sellers (foreclosures, handicapped, veterans, elderly and anyone else the Atty General deems vulnerable)      13.