tough to tell as we don't know the age of the house and the geographics.only one way to be sure and that is to have someone come take a look. may just be settling or may be a start of a sinkhole. worth having someone come and tell you for sure.

It can be done but you need to bust a$$ to get it done.At age 62 if you want a job the wholesaling is one option but do not fool yourself your trading one job for another.

I started young ... at age 22.

Same age, same construction, his 200 sqft larger with AC and shed, mine recently re-roofed and new cooler.

- condition of home- does your home need any work - what is the age of the furnace/hotwater/plumbing/windows/roof/kitchen etc.....When calling families I would find out all you can.But as Valerie said - you may want to network with other buyers and give them leads and they can do the same to you or you can have multiple exit strategies so most homes will fit one model or another.

Many years ago, you could sell your personal residence ONE time in your life, at age 55 or older and take the first 125K tax free(250K if married).

Many years ago, you could sell your personal residence ONE time in your life, at age 55 or older and take the first 125K tax free(250K if married).

The only thing I wonder is why someone of her age doesn't own a home already.

This day and age is WAY above my level on techie stuff.

She started at the age of 19.She is now 61.