Nazi Germany provided free health care to the elderly too...stop trying to turn this country into Nazi Germany, please...

The units are currently being managed from an elderly lady whom lives in the complex.

He says the reason he's asking is because he's been appointed trustee of a trust for an elderly neighbor and he's supposed to invest the money for the trust.

The tenant is a sweet elderly lady with multiple health issues, limited mobility, and no income or ability to work; this would be devastating for her.

I want to offer on a property that I've found but the owner has said that she will take offers that allow her to stay in the property for another month or two into greater consideration than offers that don't.She's a sick elderly woman and she has a judgement for 60k pending foreclosure sale in November.

The current tenant is an elderly lady and has been great the few months she’s been in the property (quiet, cleanly, pays on time) so I don’t have an issue with her staying I’m just not entirely sure of what section 8 entails.Am I legally required to accept section 8 assistance?

So I'm trying to torture you, guys, for the information :oops: :D And I did pay cash for the house and I do not have any mortgage.But I have some other serious expenses - like my elderly mother from abroad with no retirement who lives on her own in another house.I had to invest the money so I could support my mother and I decided buying a rental was the best deal.Time will tell.

Elderly tenants are often in need of help with something they no longer have the strength to do.

@Ryan Murdock  I respectfully disagree - and the client I worked with today is a perfect example.We started out looking at a $21,000 mobile home for my client and his wife (from PA) who basically wanted a crash pad for when they came to visit their daughter who has a newborn son, and for when he visits his elderly Mom who is also in the area.Next thing I know, he's looking at a $69K mobile home for the daughter and a more expensive one for himself, because the $21K unit is already under agreement - now we're up to $35,000 for his unit.  

Unless you are elderly or disabled, you must be currently employed, and have over a year of continuous full-time employment.