I back that up when I see the elderly ladies picking up trash on the main street, fearlessly right in front of the drug dealers, and yell out my window cheering them on (that goes for the contractors fixing too).

(as I will have it signed I hope), but these homeowners are elderly and they are really attached to their properties and it is not fun to part with them, so out of respect please don't be a leach.Anyone still willing to do this in open public.. together?

I am able to bring a wholesome feel to many elderly clients that I think they needed and appreciate that was lacking in their prior experience.

You get an elderly person talking, next thing you know, you'll find out who Ms.

I live in Yuma, AZ, and there's a tiny town across the border (Algodones, in Baja California, MX) that caters to the elderly with medical tourism.

I found this deal because I heard an elderly lady passed away down my street, and heard that her relatives (the executor of the estate) were staying there.

He was a good man and grateful for the small things which I offered him (namely respect, in this case).I currently have a few elderly female tenants who never give me ANY problems.

They gave them out to elderly people in the neighborhood who would otherwise not have A/C.  

There's no rush to alleviate school overcrowding, and many people you see out and about are middle-aged to elderly. 

And give a little background.I helped my elderly parents manage their rentals for many years, but they were all sold after my mother passed away 3 years ago so the assets could be split between 11 heirs.