As you can see below, when they’re not working their tales off and putting their lives on the line they do community improvement type work like canvassing neighborhoods for the sick, elderly and less fortunate.

In that same market there is someone looking to sell their home and through appreciation are going to make a great return on their house which they could use to retire early, upgrade, cover assisted living for the elderly, give to charity, or make it rain at the club. 

China -no one trusts their numbers, heavy pollution and heavy smokersItaly - largest population of elderly - this with highest risk.We can't get too hung up on stats because of testing.

And, what's more, she's friends with the elderly lady who lives in Unit 6. 

See some very simple facts below:-Corona virus cases: 96,951 (Fully Recovered: 53,981)-Approximately 2-3% deaths (most individuals elderly with pre-existing conditions)https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/-Influenza cases: 3-5 Million-Approximately 300,000 - 650,000 deaths via influenza annuallyREI will not be impacted.  

Realtor thinks rents could possibly be raised again in a year.Mom&Pop Sellers bought it 6 yrs ago and are selling due to being ailing and elderly and expecting a good return on investment.

I ended up in a bidding war against, of all people, an elderly man dressed like an extra in Fiddler on the Roof.

He does this with SFHs, in our neighborhood one was a foreclosure that is now very nicely remodeled (he lived there during the process), and another was the home of an elderly person who had died - he fixed it up and made it a rental.

We've had sellers who are overwhelmed taking care of a sick or elderly family member, and also feel like they don't have the time or energy left to prepare their house for sale.