They are elderly and in poor health generally.  

Once all the health and safety issues are taken care of, your property manager should have a contact for a contractor to handle the rest.

I am having the same dilemma.

We feel we are finally at a point that we can commit to working on increasing our property porfolio for our future retirement.Now my dilemma is that I have no clue what funding options I should seek out to pay this lease to own contract off and that would not put a road block in our plans of acquiring more properties next year?

.- Health issues- Financial issues- Loss of friends- I can go on and on...To those looking for the "magic bullet," here it is,...work harder than everyone else.

Also keep in mind that if you don't pay and they turn off your water, some towns' rule is the water dept. then calls the Board of Health, and the Board of Health would then deem the property uninhabitable (because there is no water!).  

My grandma happens to be very old and her health is failing and I recently talked with my parents about buying her house from them after she passes.

Lower your premium by following health code protocols for the licensing state on that facility. 

You think they were giving me a W2 and covering my health insurance so I could broker business elsewhere? 

Ed Franklin with Manchester Capital LLC will ask for money up front for an "appraisal and administrative service fee" and offer you a very promising, yet too good to be true interest rate and will turn around and give you nothing but stall tactics and pretend like he has health problems and turn down your deal but try to keep the money saying your deal did not "qualify."