In three weeks, I have 4 inquiries and two months later, I have placed a 51-year-old nursing assistant, her common-law husband, and their grown kid, with elderly dog, in place. income from the nursing assistant alone is well over $2400/month.

We actually took over a home that the elderly (paid taxes all their lives) owners couldn't keep because of $42k in collections, because they both had medical emergencies when they were not covered. 

Our elderly neighbor had her husband use the sticky papers to be more humane.

They are an elderly couple with past drug use so not too sharp.

The elderly tenant has been struggling health wise the last year and has been struggling to make her rent payment.

We've never given out holiday gifts in the past, but just acquired a 15 unit building of primarily elderly tenants, in a rural area, and gave them all a $20 gift card to the local grocery store just before Thanksgiving.  

Will judge let her to stay in my condo because she is elderly and sick?

One elderly tenant moved to a assisted care home where she needed to be anyway because of bad health and the other shopped around for other apartments but discovered even after I raised the rent some, it was still much lower then any other comparable apartment out there.

Overall a great deal for 50.2 one bedrooms (one floor each, both first floor, great for semi-handicapped/elderly) and one 3 bedroom.

Ever consider a garage apartment or similar detached rental maybe behind an elderly couple's house?