(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?

Countless times I have sat with elderly person or children of parents recently deceased, who just want to get the value of their family's time, effort and generally, a person's legacy.

Medicare is for the elderly, and both of those programs are racing towards financial insolvency.

Many people, and especially elderly people, or people from another culture, can be afraid of having to learn something new and feel or look stupid.My job as a resident apartment manager, was to be a diplomat - as well as an enforcer. 

"Different Applicant (about 80 -90 years old)"I've had elderly applicants tell me about renting "big" houses for only $200 a month.Course that was in the "good old days" (like four decades past!).

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.

Bronchick was hired and trusted by my elderly mother and is now being sued by the CO Attorney General on behalf of the Colorado Division of Regulatory Securities for multiple instances of fraud.

You wouldn’t exactly be the local hero forcing a sick elderly person to sell his place on a 10 year note.

@Scott M.Thanks for being elderly!

Had you been a real estate agent, picking up some elderly or disable person is actually required under ADA, equal opportunity and access.