It is like trying to cook dinner for 50 older people.

Maybe it is because of where I live, how I was raised or who I interact with or a combination, but I will continue to open doors for the ladies.Note: This comes from a guy who uses a razor from the 1960s, listens to Jazz, serves in the military, drinks Manhattans and eats home cooked meals most nights…I guess I am just old school.

The other thing that was a surprise was how much I enjoyed cooking and taking care of everything around the house.

Perhaps Steve Cook has the tools/resources at his disposal to help us do a little study on this.

Cook County however is a pretty competitive market and you might find that the the absentee owners are getting plenty of offers from other investors.Another effective, but not yet over-used list to consider is: Seniors with 15+ year ownership and low Financial Stability Scores (FSS)I ran a report and found 2100 in Schaumburg, Hoffman Estates, Streamwood, Hanover Park and Elk Grove.

if so she removed them because shes a chain smoker....common Baltimore occurrence.

Podcasts are a tremendous wealth of knowledge,  and the beauty of them is that you can learn while doing mundane rasks like laundry, or  cooking dinner.!

We always put "no smokers" and "not HUD approved" in the post.

@Josh Cook - I have a handyman I can recommend.

Retirement communities, that are basically congregational housing arrangements (see link attached) are more for active seniors that still live independently, but want the convenience of having meals cooked, rooms cleaned, etc.