The website thing might deter some elderly folks who do not feel comfortable using a computer.

Thanks @Shawn HolsappleIt stinks not being able to provide a solution for this elderly lady.

I think they probably know the neighborhood better than anyone besides the elderly couple next door.

An elderly visitor falls on a slight elevation on a sidewalk or walkway and breaks her hip.

Heh, first let me say that I do not condone taking advantage of the elderly nor treating people like bottles of water

It was an elderly gentlemen who was wanting to get out of dealing with the property.

I will have a camera, notepad, and pen in hand, but what else should I do, be concerned with, stay away from, questions to ask, etc.Any help from you wise elders(not literally) would be greatly appreciated!

A two-unit building cannot bypass the lottery if an elderly (over 60 who has resided in the building for 10 years), disabled or catastrophically ill person was evicted from the building after November 16, 2004.

Although urban legend has it that has been a rash of these I think a search will find that there has only been ONE, and when political heat got turned up the HOA reversed themselves and deeded it back to the elderly lady in exchange for the overdue dues and some nominal late charges.I got into a discussion on this or another board a few months ago with some folks who told me about all of them because they had "heard all about it on a radio program", that was when I did the search.

I actually found an incredible deal a few years back, but the elderly man who used to live there died and the unit he lived in never got rented for years prior to my finding it.