Looked at a 100 acre farm once where the farm house was occupied by one 90 year old woman who probably weighed 90 pounds.

Maybe build a cute clamping resort?

About the same applies for the fools investing in Turnkey investment properties where the properties are managed by the companies selling those deals.As a wise old woman once told me, "The Devil Is In The Details" and salesmen never tell those details.

We bought a home for $120k with the contingency that the woman who lived there could stay (divorce, but the husband wanted the kids to stay in their home/school).

One of the panelists shared a story about a 93 year old woman who had been living in a rental for 17 years.

You can also find a good handy man/woman to help you fix things if anything breaks.

It has some cute features but overall it’s just very outdated.

What you refuse to see is the workstaff and the elderly being kicked out of their rental homes because investors buy the home and triple the rent, I've seen an 83 year old woman simply thrown out onto the street, I've seen a single father thrown out onto the street, and another family I am acquainted with thrown out because their rent wasn't profitable enough, and these buyers are abusing landlord tenant laws because they know tenants most likely will not do anything about their abuse, such as kicking them out before the lease is up, turning off their utilities, etc. 

This may seem ridiculous but it's not, this CA woman has to keep a bike lock on her refrigerator door to keep the (legal) squatter out!   

The cute phrase running around BP is "Date the rate and marry the property".