All - have the same Q as @Becky Elder.

NJ not so sure but NJ had a lot of cases.Then when you dive into the data for NYC, you notice that Covid was harsh on 1) Elderly people 2) People with preexisting conditions 3) Obese people 4) Low Income people.

Hi All,Have a friend who’s mom had a stroke and has been in care for the last appx 2 years. She has a duplex, one unit was owner occupied until her stroke; other had been rented until the same timeframe. Both units ar...

Hard to find a strict A or B-class property in the elderly buildings of Munhall, Homestead, Greenfield, Squirrel Hill.

You may also consider consulting with an elder care planning specialist.

It's a pretty close-knit street with elderly folks who walk around the neighborhood a lot so don't want to be "that house".  

Hello All,I have a friend in the Madison, WI area who is in the process of moving her parents into elderly care facilities.

Sounds like lower non qualified / qualified ratio is the way to reduce CGs and depreciation recap.Furthermore, 1 property is owned by my elderly mother and can future reduce CGs via step-up at passing (assuming current step-up tax law)Property 1 (CA Condo $800k FMV, $450k basis, 10 year owned as 2nd home, wife+I are owner)Rent 2 year in CA (24mo rule), 1031 to WA, rent 1 year before converting to primary residence for 5 year before sale.Is qualified use years 10 (2nd residence) + 5?

Years ago, my elderly neighbor expressed his concern to me about our trees leaning towards his home and that he wasn't trying to be a pain. 

The tax delinquent is a good list, and lately we have bought lotmof properties from people close to retirement or elderly about to go to assisting living.