When they get sick they go to the nursing home or hospital and the next lady moves in.

And they will usually stay for several years (especially law students - my favorites).Another group to target are traveling nurses. 

Even if they are on disability, once you're over 55, Social Security pretty much figures you're not going to be cured or rehabilitated.As far as medical issues or tenants passing away - I'd expect benefits to continue for someone with medical issues, and if they went into nursing home or hospital or passed away, you'd be dealing with evicting. 

Every person I talked too said their families couldn't afford nursing home prices should that day come and wanted to proactively look for places safe for Mom & Dad to carry out their senior years while not physically living in their own personal space.  

Hi everyone, I have a issue that came up this week.I got a call from DHS stating that an elderly tenant of mine had been moved to a "home" as she was not able to take care of herself. They contacted her emergency cont...

She's not a drug dealer, but she is receiving a very large divorce settlement, has no income, will be going to nursing school. 

Now, she works as a nurse, making $50k a year for the past 12 mos and recently applied for an apartment rental.

We are currently finishing renovation on the home we live in, and I have extensive experience with remodeling, renovations and landscaping.My wife Tammy is a legal asst in a worldwide law firm, and I work as a Emergency Room nurse. 

I have had travel nurses because it being right on 465, a lot people im town working, visiting families, hospital visitors, and summer events such as races, sports tournaments, and conferences.

I had a traveling nurse head hunter approach me about renting them an apartment they could use for traveling nurses.