She's older in age and just doesn't want to deal with the property anymore.

SO, what does everybody think, based on my age, scenario, the current economy / real estate market, what should I do?

I believe there was a podcast episode about the baby boomers aging and dying that touched on this and of course, we've all seen areas that have had local population shrinkage and real estate values have plummeted.

Great job getting started in real estate at such a young age!

I don't tend to look at the age of a property but rather the overall condition.

Someone responded to a rental listing and scheduled a showing. Landlord was looking up information on person's address, not intending to do a full background search yet, but the quick Google search revealed that the p...

The owner was an older gentleman who had made out well on is current portfolio but was reaching an age where he wanted to have more liquidity than assets.

My group and I work with buyers in Florida and every deal is different for coverage costs.Many factors are considered such as location & proximity to coastline, construction type and materials, roof type, age / condition, home age and condition, home value and rebuilding cost. 

It’s well known that buying in the right location delivers the best long-term results.Property type and age – Be careful not to fall for a home that looks good on the surface but is essentially “lipstick on a pig.”

Great job getting started in real estate at such a young age!