As someone who moved to Waco from Miami just because my wife got a senior position in Magnolia, I've met many families and individuals who have come to Waco from LA, NYC, Seattle, etc. just to work at Magnolia, SpaceX, Baylor, and some big churches in town, such as Antioch.

There are hundreds of videos on the internet of armed citizens stopping crime and the VAST, OVERWHELMING majority of them are untrained people that rarely - if ever - have shot a gun.

Since in Florida there's only one major insurance which is run by the state it's called Citizens they require an inspection in order to determine if they will insure you or not.And yes if the inspector gives your roof no life left this they will not insure you.

The one good thing about such a provision is that it allows the senior lender to start foreclosure (or notice of default/cure period) immediately.      

sounds interesting to partner with him as I don't live in the states and can't get a mortgage as I am not a citizen so would be nice to have someone that has knowledge of the US market and that already has a team in place.Any insight to this guy or even your opinions about this  would be much appreciated.

The senior tax lien forecloses and the proceeds from the sale would first go to them to pay them off, then would go to you as the junior lien holder etc. 

However, if the collateral is real estate and you need to seek the forced liquidation of the collateral (foreclose) you'd better understand and plan for all the issues that rehabbers deal with after getting possession.If you own a note in junior position such as a second, you have the further expense and exposure of monitoring the senior mortgage and factoring in the potential cost of advancing funds to keep it from foreclosing you out.This thread is about training.

How is that any different than someone renting rooms to students, seniors, etc. ? 

Most of them are seniors, however, so it’s a moot point.

Prior to this, Matt and I were senior leadersof Profound Commerce, an e-commerce aggregator founded by Matt in 2018.