The seller is an elder couple that have multiple units within the condominium, but are looking to start an exist strategy as they are travelling too much to self-manage and want the extra cash. 

Supposedly it's only mostly hitting elder adults, that mostly have other health issues.This is the best write up I have found so far, more Scientific, but from Feb. 14th.https://wattsupwiththat.com/20...Good Conclusion from the article:Updated WUWT conclusionsIs Wuhan a serious public health concern?

The owner is elderly and wanted me to transfer it to my name before anything happened to him. 

Hi there,My elderly father owns a home in an affluent part of Northern California.

I would choose he elderly long term tenant. 

Purchase price: $15,094 Cash invested: $16,094 Sale price: $35,000 Bought this form an elderly couple that was moving to assisted living.

(I will use it sporadically the rest of the time).I have asked my agent to get a letter from HOA in reference to the timing of the increase.I am “reportedly” buying it from an elderly couple ,the house inspection was fine but still does not feel right..

how do I deal with this since it’s a residential home with a commercial lease structure with elderly people living there.

Found an off market deal with the owner elderly and living in another state.

Another reason is I have an elderly mother who owns properties and that are not being efficiently managed and we have had to step in.